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Subject: MUSIC CENSORSHIP
Keywords: RRC Rock & Roll Confidential
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In the May 1990 issue of Electronic Musician, page 122 an article
appeared written by Craig Anderton called "SELL A RECORD, GO TO JAIL".

The article talks about attemps at censorship of music.  I thought the
following info might be useful to others:

"...the newsletter Rock & Roll Confidential offers a pamphlet, You've
Got a Right to Rock, that summarizes courses of action ($3 from RRC,
Box 15052, Long Beach, CA 90815)..."

David
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