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Natalie Cole, Ted Kennedy's Private Notes in AARP Magazine Nov/Dec 2009
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Very Good |
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English |
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AARP Magazine |
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| Item number: |
936665704 |
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The Paste Magazine samplers are great, and if you're trying to collect all of them, terrific. Seven doesn't stand out much, with only two tracks I'd like to hear over and over again. Of course, the magazine and music are dated. That's to be expected.