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The ‘Beach Boys’ Played Their First Concert Without Any Actual Beach Boys
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
Technically, the group that played at Epcot Center's Eat to the Beat concert series was billed as John Stamos and the California Sound
Technically, the group that played at Epcot Center's Eat to the Beat concert series was billed as John Stamos and the California Sound
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