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Vintage Floorpunch "National Edge Day" T-Shirt Afrocentric Blues star Bonnie Raitt went

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Blues star Bonnie Raitt went on tour with Lamont Cranston in 1979

and features great art that the band was using around that time: a gas-masked soldier in a graveyard with a nuclear bomb going off in the background

but they ended up in a much different territory: prog rock

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Vintage Floorpunch "National Edge Day" T-Shirt Afrocentric Blues star Bonnie Raitt went2008's National Edge Day (N. E. D) show featured Have Heart, The Mongoloids, Waste Management, Rampage, Step Forward, an Invasion "reunion" where Jesse Standhard sang Floorpunch "Changes" with a backing band, and the first ever sets from both No Tolerance and Free Spirit all at Anchor's Up in Haverhill, MA. This was the dawn of the New Scene, before it was even really the New Scene proper. N. E. D is always special and important, and 2008 in

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