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In its heyday, Stax Records was synonymous with soul music’s biggest stars – from Otis Redding and Carla Thomas to Sam & Dave and the Staple Singers. But behind their iconic hits was a talented team of songwriters. Craft Recordings celebrates the work of these unsung heroes with a brand-new collection, Written in Their Soul: The Stax Songwriter Demos.
Celebrate Umphrey's McGee's 25th anniversary of their first show that took place on this date in 1998 by taking a numerical look back at the band's live performances over the years.
Kids anymore very few family units like we are seeing it last summer but that wasn't the only group today look at the second piece of video. before the sun came up this morning we had another group of about 280 that crossed illegally here in eagle pass for this del rio sector has been getting absently hammered in recent weeks and months. just since october this sector has seen over 118,000 illegal crossing a source tells us. that is up 56% over the same time last year. last year set the all-time record. we'll take out to arizona another major fentanyl bust out their particular cut these images...
His job in difficult circumstances with the border crisis now. look at these photos right here. another major fentanyl bust out of arizona this at the cbp port of entry where officer seized 440,000 fentanyl pills hidden in the seats of a smuggler's vehicle as he was going through the port of entry. a few hours south of phoenix where president biden was yesterday. but he obviously didn't visit the arizona border. look at these images out of the tucson, arizona sector. this is a human smuggler driving a truck with 13 illegal immigrants. border patrols said at extreme speeds. what was in that veh...
Photo Credit: Josh Timmermans After kicking off their Halloween weekend run on Friday night, Widespread Panic returned to the stage on Saturday, Oct. 29,