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Sonny Curtis, Crickets guitarist and "I Fought the Law" writer, dies at 88
American musician Sonny Curtis, known for playing with Buddy Holly and writing "I Fought the Law," which was later popularized by The Clash, died at age 88 in Nashville.
Sonny Curtis, Crickets guitarist and "I Fought the Law" writer, dies at 88
American musician Sonny Curtis, known for playing with Buddy Holly and writing "I Fought the Law," which was later popularized by The Clash, died at age 88 in Nashville.
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12% Bias Score
Clash Road Manager and Teacher Johnny Green Dies at 75
Johnny Green, who died aged 75, was the Clash's road manager, a teacher, and cycling enthusiast; his life combined punk rock, education, and adventures across various cultures, detailed in his memoirs.
Clash Road Manager and Teacher Johnny Green Dies at 75
Johnny Green, who died aged 75, was the Clash's road manager, a teacher, and cycling enthusiast; his life combined punk rock, education, and adventures across various cultures, detailed in his memoirs.
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28% Bias Score
Sonny Curtis, Crickets Guitarist and "I Fought the Law" Writer, Dies at 88
American musician Sonny Curtis, known for playing guitar with Buddy Holly and writing the iconic song "I Fought the Law," which was famously covered by The Clash, passed away at the age of 88 in Nashville.
Sonny Curtis, Crickets Guitarist and "I Fought the Law" Writer, Dies at 88
American musician Sonny Curtis, known for playing guitar with Buddy Holly and writing the iconic song "I Fought the Law," which was famously covered by The Clash, passed away at the age of 88 in Nashville.
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4% Bias Score
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