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When Sly Stone Traded His New Album For Cocaine
Sly Stone (March 15, 1943 – June 9, 2025) was frontman for the brilliant Sly and the Family Stone (formerly Sly and the Stoners). The audacious and playful musician behind such infectious funk-rock-soul hits as the often-sampled hit Everyday People (1969), the gospel-influenced Stand! (1969) and the riotous I Want to Take You … Continue reading "When Sly Stone Traded His New Album For Cocaine"
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