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He still taps his toes

It was in a shoe factory in Maine where Ray LaMontagne decided to become a singer. It wasn’t the hum of machines or a co-worker’s chanting that moved him, but hearing Stephen Stills sing “Treetop Flyer’’ on the radio. Full Article at Boston Globe

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