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Subject: PROTEST
In the last few weeks of 1989...I Fought the Law by the Bobby Fuller Four, You're No Good by Linda Ronstadt, Voodoo Chile by Jimi Hendrix, and Beat It by Michael Jackson were played over and over and over for hours on end. For whom were they played?
Subject: Re: PROTEST
: In the last few weeks of 1989...I Fought the
: Law by the Bobby Fuller Four, You're No Good
: by Linda Ronstadt, Voodoo Chile by Jimi
: Hendrix, and Beat It by Michael Jackson were
: played over and over and over for hours on
: end. For whom were they played? >>>>>> Manuel Noriega? Werent these songs blasted at his compound by US authorities to try and get him to leave? Seems to me I remember hearing about this in the news back then..
Subject: Re: PROTEST
You forgot to add Van Halen's "Panama" to the list.
Subject: Re: PROTEST
I thought "Welcome to the Jungle" by GNR was played the most. Aj