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Feburary 2016
Magic city blues news
Issue #271
Birmingham
Alabama
October Issue #267
Birmgnham
Al
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Moonlight on the Mountain Feb 11 7:30 $12
Ryders Harley Davidson Feb 20th, Trussville
Blues Rock from LA 5;30 $5 BYOB
Mr. Sipp Mississippi blues child Workplay feb 25th 7:30 $15
Open jam feb 5th free 7pm
Sam Fraz[er/Sassy Brown feb 6th Shelby co arts center 7:30
From the prez
February, and continuing
into the Spring of 2016, is
promising to be a huge
and exciting time period
for the Magic City Blues
Society, pals! But first to
recap the opening month
of the year:
The year started out with
a Not Necessarily the
Blues two night Iron City
stand
by
the
incomparable
Gregg
Allman. In spite of the
well-earned retirement of
the Allman Brothers
Band, Gregg only knows
one thing and that’s
hitting the road making
music. Playing to a packed
house on both nights,
Allman thrilled the crowd
with perennial favorites
from the Allman’s catalog,
along with select cuts
from his 40 plus year solo
career. Scott Holt made a
return visit to local
favorite Ranelli’s on
January 8. The blues
rocker
clearly
loves
Ranelli’s, and the feeling
is mutual.
The MCBS had the Annual
23 Birthday Bash on
January 16 at Ranelli’s,
featuring the John Bull
Band. Along with the
great music, elections of
officers were held.
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Congratulations to the
new (but same as the old)
Board of Directors of the
MCBS: Roger Stephenson
as Vice-President; Cabbie
Bowes as Treasurer; and
Board Members at Large
Eva
Beumer,
Todd
Eckstrom, Mona Lee, and
John Braswell.
As I mentioned, the first
quarter of 2016 is red hot
with
some
national
touring acts hitting the
stages at some of our
favorite venues with
some dedicated MCBS
events sprinkled in, too.
Lisa Mills is at Moonlight
on the Mountain on
February 11. Look for
Todd’s preview of this
show
further
down.
Anders Osborne will be
back at WorkPlay on Feb
12 in what will hopefully
be an early entrant in
local concert of the year.
The 44’s, a West Coast
blues band making a rare
trip to the Deep South will
be headlining the second
version of the MCBS’s
Blues & Bikes show at
Riders Harley Davidson in
Trussville.
Roger
previews the 44’s in this
newsletter below. Gary
Clarke, Jr is at Iron City on
February 23 – I believe
the show is sold out well
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MAGIC CITY BLUES SOCIETY
P.O. Box 59506
Birmingham, AL 35259
Executive BOARD MEMBERS
President: Jamey McMahon
[email protected]
Vice President: Roger Stephenson
[email protected]
Treasurer: Cabbie Bowes
[email protected]
Secretary: Mona Lee
[email protected]
Board at Large:
Eva Mitchell
[email protected]
John Braswell
[email protected]
Todd Eckstrom
[email protected]
Membership: Susan LeFoy
[email protected]
Librarian: Mark Giorgi
[email protected]
www.MAGICCITYBLUES.org
Next meeting
Ranelli’s
Feb 5th 2016
in advance, but keep an
eye on their website for a
last minute ticket release.
And the MCBS brings
Mr. Sipp to WorkPlay on
February 25 .
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Other upcoming events
include a very special
return of a late 90’s MCBS
tradition
an
official
auction/fundraiser at the
Daniel Day Gallery on
April 2. Susan Collier, exPresident/Board Member
of the MCBS for many,
many, many (!) years, and
collector of all things
blues, is spearheading
this effort. Featuring
dozens and dozens of
items
from
Susan’s
personal collection as
well as the MCBS
archives, this event is
sure to rekindle fond
memories of previous
auctions. We are in the
process of booking a band
and will have an update
on that in featured in next
month’s newsletter.
Phelan Park show #1 of
2016 is booked for April
17 with Debbie Bond.
And two more national
acts hit the stage at the
newly reopened Lyric
Theatre on April 21 and
22 respectively – Taj
Mahal and then The
Word.
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Personally, I can’t wait for
all of this!!!!!!!!!
Jamey McMahon
Mcbs fundraiser
Help us Raise Some
Money for the MCBS!
Let’s Have an Auction!
Saturday April 2nd at
Daniel Day Gallery the
doors will open at 5:30 for
our fifth Silent/Live auction
of blues memorabilia.
There will be live music as
well as munchies. This
event will help us preserve
and promote the blues in
Alabama. You will want to
buy items worth thousands
of dollars and will only
spend a fist full. Be sure to
tell all your friends, family,
and co-workers. SPREAD
THE WORD!
We are culling through 23
years of memories (while
organizing our archives).
Items will include lots of
posters
(framed
and
unframed), photos, CDs,
magazines, and original
artwork. Most items are
autographed. I will update
you
in
the
March
newsletter with a list of
items so you can begin to
put those bucks aside to
spend. The items will be
impressive as we dig into
the archives. I will be
donating many of my
personal items I have
collected over the years as
well.
We are reaching out for
donations of items you
may be willing to part with
in your personal collection
as well as reaching out to
record
labels,
local,
regional,
national
musicians, local artists, and
clubs. If you would like to
donate anything please
contact
me
at
[email protected]
or give me a call (205)8355516. All donated items
need to be received by
March 1st 2016.
Thanks for your help,
Susan Collier
Seeking Past Issues of MCBS Newsletters
In order to have two complete sets of MCBS newsletters we need hard printed copies of the
following:
2003 Feb and Mar (2 copies)
2004 Feb
2006 Jan Feb Mar April May July Sept Oct Nov
2007 Jan (2 copies) Feb March June Sept
2008 Apr May Aug Sept Nov
2009 Jan May Aug Sept Nov
2010 Jan Feb Mar April
2011 Need all but Mar May June Dec
2012 Need all but May July Dec
2013 Need all but May Oct Nov Dec
2014 Need all 12 months
Live music event
Lisa Mills
Feb 11, 7:30pm $12
Moonlight on the
Mountain
585 Shadescrest Rd
This is a Moonlight on the
Mountain event and we
encourage
all
MCBS
members to support this
and other events at this
venue. If you have never
been here you are missing
out
on
one
of
Birmingham’s truly unique
and special places, a venue
that exists to support live
music for the love of the
music. This will be Lisa’s
first visit to Birmingham,
and we hope to make her
feel welcome. Below is her
story.
Mississippi native, now
Alabama resident, Lisa
Mills could be called a
blues singer, or a gospel
singer, or a torch singer, or
an R&B singer, and each
label would be accurate. In
fact, as the reviews of her
2014 album I’m Changing
(a remastered and remixed
reimagining of her 2005
debut album, enhanced by
the inclusion of a handful
of new tracks) poured in,
she was described in all of
these terms, and at least a
couple of critics suggested
they even heard the
nascent stirrings of a jazz
stylist in some of her more
nuanced readings.
Listeners responded to
Lisa’s
sophisticated,
emotional performances
by making her 2015 U.K.
tour a rousing success
marked by sellout or nearpacked venues, brisk postconcert CD sales and the
inevitable query as to
when she would be
returning. To the latter the
answer is “2016,” when the
excitement of 2015 will be
parlayed into an extended
U.K. and European tour, on
which bookings are being
focused
on
festivals,
concert halls and centers.
And by the time the 2016
tour gets underway next
fall, she will have a new
album to promote, titled
Mama’s Juke Book.
A special and deeply
personal project, Mama’s
Juke
Book
will
be
comprised of songs Lisa
found by chance in her late
mother’s
possessions—
specifically, in a Dollar
Store
General
spiral
notebook in which her
mother had handwritten
lyrics to 25 of her favorite
country tunes, all dating
from the early ‘70s. Her
mother, Jan Powell, was a
country music devotee
who unfortunately passed
away in 2012. In addition
to her love of music, Jan
unconditionally loved her
daughter, was her biggest
fan and most enthusiastic
promoter, and not least of
all, was her trusted
confidant. In a real sense
Mama’s Juke Book is a love
letter from daughter to
mother, but it is also a
Southern
cultural
timepiece
capturing
mainstream country music
in a transitional period
ahead of the emergence of
the Outlaw movement in
the mid-‘70s. Grammy
winner Trina Shoemaker,
who steered the retooling
of I’m Changing, is
returning in a producer’s
role on Mama’s Juke Book.
Although the content of
Mama’s Juke Book is drawn
from
country,
Lisa’s
interpretive artistry takes
country for a new spin
when chestnuts originally
recorded by the likes of
Porter Wagoner & Dolly
Parton, Elvis Presley, Buck
Owens, Conway Twitty and
others are revealed to have
hidden pockets of soul and
blues when considered
from a fresh point of view
by a versatile vocalist—
similar to what she
demonstrates
on
I’m
Changing in finding new
avenues of expression on
covers of the Rev. Robert
Wilkins’s “I Wish I Was in
Heaven Sitting Down” and
Jimi
Hendrix’s
“Little
Wing,” both of which are
remarkable for the way in
which
her
ethereal
approach is so completely
attuned to the lyrics’
spirituality and mystery as
to make these songs her
own and of a piece with the
original
material
surrounding them.
In a summary that is both
specific to the album and a
telling appraisal of an artist
coming into her own, David
McGee, writing in the
online roots music/cultural
journal
Deep
Roots
(www.deeprootsmag.org),
praised I’m Changing as “a
rare breed, a roots torch
album of sweep and depth
comparable to classic pop
counterparts such as
Sinatra’s
devastating
Gordon Jenkins-arranged
No One Cares,” and
concluded: “(Lisa Mills is) a
singer and songwriter of
the
first
rank,
uncompromising in the
vision and concept of her
art.”
In short, the Lisa Mills story
is only beginning.
Todd
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Live music event
44’s Coming to Town
When: Saturday February
20th @ 5:30pm
Where: Riders HarleyDavidson, 4750 Norrell
Drive, Trussville, AL 35173
How Much: $5
Small details: this is a
BYOB event. Rain or shine.
Food will be available for
purchase.
Last August we had a very
successful event at Riders
Harley-Davidson when the
Chris Simmons Band
played to a full room of
bikers and blues fans.
When we heard that the
West Coast band the 44’s
were touring through the
South, we decided they
would be the perfect band
for our second event at
this venue.
The 44's are a Los Angelesbased band that plays
blues-roots-rock music.
The 44's are one the
brightest rising stars on
the American blues roots
scene. Make no mistake
about it. The raw rough
and tough sounds
generated by these four
expert musicians during
live performances and in
the making of their
sophomore album
Americana, on the Rip Cat
label, demands to be
heard by blues music fans
worldwide. They evidence
a genuine gift for creating
blues in the moment while
at the same time showing
loyalty to a remarkable
blues-and-r&b tradition
that goes back decades
through the James
Harman Band and the Red
Devils to storied greats like
Howlin' Wolf, Albert
Collins, and Muddy
Waters. They've become a
favorite band of club and
festival crowds across
North America.
The 44's seem to be
literally exploding across
the blues scene as a fully
formed and functional unit
commanding audiences
with their in your face yet
highly contagious musical
sound. Their first Release
Boogie Disease, was selfproduced for $800 with
the help of guitar great Kid
Ramos (The Fabulous
Thunderbirds, The
Mannish Boys) and was
quickly snatched up and
issued on Rip Cat Records,
hitting a peak position of
No. 12 on the national
Living Blues radio charts
and No.2 on B.B. King
Bluesville Sirius/XM
Satellite Radio. Critical
praise and industry
recognition from the blues
community soon followed.
American Blues News
Awarded the band with
The Best Blues Band of
2011 and Blues
Underground Network
Awarded the band with
Best Debut Album. The 44s
however made the
decision not to try and
recycle a successful
formula but to grow as
artists and their second
release Americana proves
that they are not only a
solid live performing
ensemble, but are an
emerging force to be
reckoned with in the
studio as well. Americana
serves notice that the 44’s
are driving down the blues
highway at a breakneck
speed and are going in the
right direction. --David
Mac, Blues Junction
They play vintage
instruments and channel a
blues style of winning
quartet. Each band
member is in fine form.
Johnny Main grounds his
outstanding singing and
guitar playing in real
experience–his talent is as
honest as the day is long.
Mike Hightower on bass
brings his years of
experience with Johnny
Mastro and Mama’s Boys
and the Lester Butler and
13 to hold down the
bottom end with some
greasy glue. Drummer J. R.
Lozano, behind his vintage
Ludwig Kit, is as solid as
any you'll hear, calibrating
rhythmic flow with
alertness and intelligence.
The latest addition Eric
VonHerzen, formally of
Social Distortion.
The 44's successfully mine
the tension.
Kid Ramos says of his
experience with The 44's:
"They play like their life
depends on it and you can
quote me." American
Blues News says: "One of
the Hardest working,
hardest playing blues
outfits.”
Roger Stephenson
Live music event
Mr. Sipp comes to
WorkPlay
When: February 25th
@ 8pm
Where: WorkPlay,
500 23rd St. S
How Much: $15
Malaco recording artist Mr.
Sipp was the 2014
International
Blues
Challenge Winner by way
of the Vicksburg Blues
Society as well as the 2014
Gibson Best Guitarist
Award Winner and 2014
Jus’ Blues Bobby Rush
Entertainers
Award
Recipient. He is the 2015
JMA
(Jackson
Music
Awards) Entertainer of the
Year, Blues Artist of the
Year, and National Male
Artist of the Year. Mr. Sipp
was also cast in the recent
James Brown movie, “Get
on Up.” Mr. Sipp’s favorite
quote, “I’m living to love
the life that I live,
Music!!!!”
I have seen him perform
several times including the
2014 Howlin’ Wolf festival
in West Point, MS and at
the 2014 Bob Sykes BBQ
and Blues Festival in
Bessemer and each time
has lived up to that quote.
Playing with a big grin, lots
of energy and stellar guitar
riffs. I can tell you, I am
ready to see him again.
Castro Coleman a-k-a Mr.
Sipp, “The Mississippi
Blues Child” was born
August 25, 1976 to
Johnelle and the late Vera
Coleman in the small town
of McComb, MS. He began
playing the guitar at the
tender age of 6. Through
hard
work
and
perseverance, Mr. Sipp has
become a Delta Blues force
to be reckoned with! Being
recognized for his amazing
vocals, songwriting ability,
and musicianship, ability to
produce
records
and
entertain fans with an
upbeat, outlandish show
all make Mr. Sipp “The
Total Package.”
Above all of that, Mr. Sipp
is a God fearing family
man. With over 125
recording credits to his
name, Mr. Sipp has played
on over 50 national
recordings with several
Grammy
nominated
projects. He is well traveled
and ready to come to play
for you and spread his
great gift of music to the
world.
Mr. Sipp spent 22 years in
the gospel music business
as a recording artist and a
producer. Since his BIG
WIN at The International
Blues Challenge in 2014
and the release of his
debut blues CD, “It’s My
Guitar,”
the
music
community has been a
buzz and welcomed him
with open arms. On his
debut, Sipp sings all vocals
and plays all instruments
for the entire record. That
surely made listing the
credits easy. Yes sir, when
God was handing out
musical talent, Mr. Sipp
apparently was at the head
of the line. What a talent!
On his new release, his
debut recording for Malaco
Records, entitled “The
Mississippi Blues Child,”
Mr. Sipp once again
handles all of the vocals
and
plays
numerous
instruments, however this
time around he is joined by
other reputable Malaco
Mississippi “Hitmen.” All
songs with the exception of
one are originals, and his
diverse style of music
separates this record from
many of the other recent
“cookie cutter” Delta Blues
recordings. Mr. Sipp is a
FORCE to be reckoned with
and is proudly endorsed by
Ernie Ball Strings and
Epiphone Guitars which he
plays exclusively.
Roger Stephenson
Thank You
Richard Kirby!!!!!
Richard is stepping down from the Board after many, many years of outstanding service
to the Magic City Blues Society. We could not have done it without him. And really we
won’t be, he is graciously still going to help us with the Web page.
We wish him the best of luck during his hiatus from the board.
(He may change his mind, after a break.)
Thanks again Richard for all your help.
Blues ball review
Good gracious the Magic
City Blues Society had a
scorching Blues Ball 2015
at WorkPlay featuring the
Eddie Cotton Band. While I
had listened to all of
Eddie’s recorded music
before, this was my first
time to see him live and
let me tell you, if you were
not fortunate enough to
be there, he is an absolute
must see performer. An
old school singer/guitarist
in the mold of B.B. and
Albert King, the man
leaves it all on the stage.
Performing both original
music along with selected
classic covers of blues
standards, Eddie had the
enthusiastic crowd of
about 200 people both
spell-bound and dancing in
the pit.
The five piece band–
rhythm guitar, bass, harp,
drums–had the classic late
60’s/early 70’s Chicago
Blues Band feel. And while
he kept it centered in the
blues genre, me thinks
Eddie would have been
just as comfortable tearing
into a Earth, Wind and Fire
or Commodore funk tune
from the 70’s, too.
During the brief
intermission, the MCBS
had drawings for the
annual gift packages,
which included various
compact discs, t-shirts
from the MCBS
merchandise stash, and
assorted goodies collected
by various MCBS members
and donated by various
MCBS supporters,
including four bottles of
Cathead Vodka.
I hope everyone had a
chance to make it to
WorkPlay for this show.
Roger has some great
pictures included in the
newsletter. And I’m
pleased to give everyone
some serious advance
notice on Blues Ball 2016:
December 10th at
WorkPlay. If anyone has a
great suggestion for
musical entertainment, we
are all ears!
Jamey McMahon
Birthday party pictures
The 23rd annual Birthday Party/Election at Ranelli’s was another
outstanding success. Rick and Sarah are the perfect hosts with the
most. The John Bull band was at the top of their game and had the
whole Soul Pit up and dancing. Thanks Roger for all the great pics.
MCBS calendar
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The items in Bold are local Birmingham vents. Please check with the venue, events subject to change.
Date
Live
2/1/2016
2/2/2016
2/3/2016
2/4/2016
2/5/2016
2/6/2016
2/7/2016
2/8/2016
2/9/2016
2/10/2016
2/11/2016
2/12/2016
2/13/2016
2/14/2016
2/15/2016
Artist
Microwave Dave
Lefty Collins
Elijah Butler Band
Microwave Dave
Lefty Collins
Kyle Kimbrell
Open Jam
Bill Ledbetter Project
The Cast
Hunnicutt Willis
Earl William
Sam Frazier/Sassy Brown
Band
Microwave Dave
Mandi Rae and the Status
Microwave Dave
Elijah Butler Band
Microwave Dave
Johnny Butts
Lisa Mills
Marc Harris
Debbie Bond and the TruDats
Lefty Collins
SharBaby
Anders Osborne
The Sassy Brown Trio
Just Us Three
Microwave Dave/ Phil Weaver
Debbie Bond and the TruDats
Venue
Mama Annie's, Huntsville
Bone & Barrel, Fairhope
Dave Pub
Southside Cantina, Huntsville
Lulu's, Destin
Champy's
Ranelli's Soul Pit
Daniel Day Gallery
Champy's
Champy's
Gip's Place
Shelby County Arts Council
Elijah Butler Band
The Starlings
Microwave Dave
Mardi Gras Parade Huntsville
Daniel Day Gallery
Mama Annie's, Huntsville
Dave Pub
Southside Cantina, Huntsville
Champy's
Moonlight on the Mtn.
Champy's
Flying Monkey, Huntsvillie
Lulu's, Gulf Shores
Daniel Day Gallery
WorkPlay
Champy's
Gip's Place
Flying Monkey, Huntsvillie
Band of Brothers Brewing Co. Tuscaloosa Al Blues Project's 20th Anniversary
Iron City
Daniel Day Gallery
Humphrey's Blues Brunch, Huntsville
John Nemeth
Microwave Dave
Capitol Oyster Bar
Mama Annie's, Huntsville
Time
5-7 pm
6-9 PM
7:00 PM
8:00 PM
7-10 PM
7-10 PM
7:00 PM
4:00 PM
2-6 PM
5-7 PM
6-9 PM
6-9 PM
7:30 PM
7-10 PM
7-12 PM
8:00 PM
8:00 PM
7-10 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
2-6 PM
11 AM- 2
PM
5:00 PM
5-7 PM
2/16/2016
Elijah Butler Band
Dave's Pub
2/17/2016
Microwave Dave
Southside Cantina, Huntsville
2/18/2016
Lefty Collins
Lulu's, Destin
Janelle Frost
Champy's
6-9 PM
2/19/2016
Travis Posey
Champy's
7-10 PM
2/20/2016
The 44's
5:30 PM
Latimore
Riders Harley Davidson, Trussville
Magic City Blues Society Event
Wellington's Bistro
Microwave Dave
Boot Pizzeria, Huntsville
7-10 PM
Elijah Butler Band
Smoots Grocery, Natches MS
Randy Buell Band
Gip's Place
George Griffin & the Firebirds
Champy's
7-10 PM
Blue Devils
Daniel Day Gallery
2-6 PM
Bruce Katz
Capitol Oyster Bar
5:00 PM
Microwave Dave
Humphrey's Blues Brunch, Huntsville
2/22/2016
Microwave Dave
Mama Annie's, Huntsville
11 AM - 2
PM
5-7 PM
2/23/2016
Gary Clark, Jr.
Iron City SOLD OUT
8:00 PM
Elijah Butler Band
Dave's Pub
Laz & Joey
The Coal Yard
Microwave Dave and the Nukes
Renaissance Hotel, Huntsville
Lefty Collins
Bone & Barrel, Fairhope
Jarrett Smith
Champy's
6-9 PM
Mr. Sipp, Mississippi Blues
Child
Sassy Brown and Glen Butts
WorkPlay
7:30 PM
Beef'o Brady's
8:00 PM
2Blu & The Lucky Stiffs
Mardi Gras Bash, Shelby County Arts Council
7:30 PM
After Two Glasses
Champy's
7-10 PM
Sofa-Q
Daniel Day Gallery
8:00 PM
Microwave Dave
Swampers/Marriott Shoals
8-11 PM
Lefty Collins
Lulu's Gulf Shores
Sassy Brown Band
Oasis
Elijah Butler Band
Sayre Bar
Ryan Flynt
Champy's
7-10 PM
Debbie Bond and the TruDats
w/Rachel & Carla
Elijah Butler Band
Band of Brothers Brewing Co. Tuscaloosa
7-9:30 PM
Clay Swafford Band
Daniel Day Gallery
2-6 PM
Colin Lake
Capitol Oyster Bar
5:00 PM
Microwave Dave
Humphrey's Blues Brunch, Huntsville
11 AM -2
PM
2/21/2016
2/24/2016
2/25/2016
2/26/2016
2/27/2016
2/28/2016
6-9 PM
8:00 PM
7:00 PM
10:30-1:30
AM
Gip's Place
Please support Your local blues bands
Altamont
Lipstik & Lead
Automatic Slim
Little Memphis and Friends
Big Daddy's New Band
Leonard Watkins
Big Papa
Mickey Jr & the Stone Cold Blues Band
Cahaba Dogs
Microwave Dave & the Nukes
Christian Herring & True Blues
Sam Pointer
Debbie Bond & TruDats
Sassy Brown
Diedra & the Ruff Pro Band
Soul Collision
Earl "Guitar" Williams and the Juke Band
Charlie Soul Band
Fat Mouth Blues Band
Lefty Collins Band
John Bull Band
Thick as Thieves
John D'Amato
Thomas Henry Band
Jubal John
Local Venues that support live blues music
Gip’s Place
Red Wolf Lounge
Henderson’s
Moonlight On the Mountain
The Nick
Wellingtons Bistro
Crescendo Bar & Lounge
Iron City
Champy’s
Workplay
Columbiana Center for the Arts
Ranelli’s Soul Pit
Daniel Day Gallery
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For membership inquires, please contact Susan LeFoy at
[email protected]
MAGIC CITY BLUES SOCIETY, INC
P.O. Box 59506 • Birmingham, Alabama 35259
You can find us ONLINE:
www.magiccityblues.org
“magic city blues society”
/magiccitybluessociety
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