Gene Watson on Shanachie Records
 On
Tuesday 10 April 2007, Gene Watson signed a recording contract with
Shanachie
Records - 'In a Perfect World', his debut album for the label, will be
officially released on Tuesday 25 September 2007...
July 2007:
Friday 27
 Today,
the Gene Watson Site can exclusively reveal that
Gene Watson's new single 'I buried our love'
will ship to radio on Monday 20 August 2007.
Besides regular mailings, the single will also
be included on the CDX Compilation which is
received by many radio presenters around the
world.
'I buried our love' is the featured promotional
single from Gene Watson's new album - 'In a
Perfect World' will be officially released by
Shanachie Records
on Tuesday 25 September 2007.
You can listen to 'I buried our love' here,
courtesy of
Shanachie Records:
'I buried our love'
July 2007:
Thursday 26
Today,
the Gene Watson Site has been granted permission
to preview two (2) of the tracks on 'In
a Perfect World', Gene Watson's new album on
Shanachie Records,
which will be officially released on Tuesday 25
September 2007.
'Don't you ever get tired of hurting me'
'I buried our love'
Enjoy!
July 2007:
Sunday 22
Today,
the Gene Watson Site can exclusively reveal the full track listing & full musician credits for
'In a Perfect World', Gene Watson's new Shanachie Records album.
Full Track
Listing
1 'Don't
you ever get tired of hurting me'
Written by Hank Cochran
Publisher: To be confirmed
2
'Let me be the first to go' (with Vince Gill)
Writer: To be confirmed
Publisher: To be confirmed
3
'What was I thinking'
Writer: To be confirmed
Publisher: To be confirmed
4 'Today I started loving you again'
(with Lee Ann Womack)
Written by Merle Haggard & Bonnie Owens
Publisher: To be confirmed
5 'In a
perfect world' (with Joe Nichols)
Written by Harley Allen & Tim Mensy
Publisher: To be confirmed
6
'She's already gone'
Writer: To be confirmed
Publisher: To be confirmed
7
'I buried our love'
Writer: To be confirmed
Publisher: To be confirmed
8
'Together again' (with
Rhonda Vincent)
Written by Buck Owens
Publisher: To be confirmed
9
'This side of the door' (with
Mark Chesnutt)
Written by Tim Mensy & Shawn Camp
Publisher: To be confirmed
10
'A good place to turn around' (with
Connie
Smith)
Writer: To be confirmed
Publisher: To be confirmed
11
'Like I wasn't there'
Writer: To be confirmed
Publisher: To be confirmed
Musician Credits
Acoustic Guitar: Bobby All & Brent Rowan
Drums: Shannon Forrest & John Gardner
Lead Guitar: Gregg Galbraith
Steel Guitar:
Sonny Garrish
Piano:
Hargus 'Pig' Robbins
Fiddle & Mandolin:
Aubrey
Haynie
Bass:
David Smith
Harmony Vocals: Mark Chesnutt,
Rhonda Vincent, Vince Gill,
Lee
Ann Womack & Connie Smith
'In a Perfect World' will be officially released
by
Shanachie Records on Tuesday 25 September
2007.
Source
Monifa Brown, Shanachie Records, Newton,
New Jersey
July 2007:
Saturday 21
Shanachie
Records Press Release
Everybody's Favourite
Country Singer Delivers
'In a Perfect World'
Gene Watson's New CD featuring guest
vocals from fans
Vince Gill,
Lee Ann Womack,
Joe
Nichols, Mark Chesnutt,
Connie Smith &
Rhonda
Vincent
Ask any number of country artists (or any
fan of real country music) who their favourite
country singer is and there's a good chance they
will name Gene Watson, arguably the greatest
country singer of his generation.
Having scored a string of over 48 chart singles
with 21 Top Ten hits & 5 No.1 hits since his
mid-seventies chart debut, Gene Watson's name is
synonymous with real country music. His
deeply-felt, expressive singing is akin to that
of the great soul singers; it just so happens
that his medium of expression is country music.
Gene's new CD, 'In a Perfect World', is destined
to be one of the country music events of the
year, as an impressive list of major talents who
happened to be Gene Watson admirers stepped
forward to take part in the recording: Vince
Gill, Lee Ann Womack, Joe Nichols, Mark Chesnutt,
Connie Smith and Rhonda Vincent.
Producer/musician extraordinaire Brent Rowan
took on the role of producer on 'In a Perfect
World', as a labor of love. 'As plans for
the album progressed', relates Gene, 'my manager
John Lytle played some stuff for Brent Rowan and
Brent said he wanted to produce it, which I
never would have dreamed of.
Word started getting out about the recording and
pretty soon we had a bunch of artists inquiring
how they could be a part of it, first off Mark
Chesnutt, who is my friend, Connie Smith, who
has always been one of my favourite female
artists and Vince Gill, 'what can you about
Vince Gill?'
The caliber of people like Vince, Lee Ann
Womack, Joe Nichols and Rhonda Vincent is just
tremendous. My manager and Brent said it
was because they admired me as an artist.
What a great feeling it is to hear that! I
can't even express it!'
'In a Perfect World' features a mix of new
material and classic country songs, with the
emphasis on new material in the classic country
tradition. Gene explains, 'I contacted
some of the best writers in the business and we
started to get some premium songs. Tim
Mensy, just about everyone in the traditional
country field knows him; plus he's one of the
finest singers and musicians around. Skip
Ewing, he's just fantastic. I talked to
Skip personally and Tim too about the songs'.
Gene Watson played a major role in selecting the
material on the CD and all of the cover songs
were hand-picked by him. He reflects,
''Today I started loving you again' is a song
that's been in my show for quite awhile.
I'm a huge Merle Haggard fan and I usually do
one of his songs in my shows and people have
always responded to 'Today I started loving you
again''.
Other standouts on the album include 'This side
of the door' which Gene performs with Mark
Chesnutt and that was co-written by Tim Mensy &
Shawn Camp. Mark Chesnutt originally
recorded the song in 1994 on his album 'What a
Way to Live'. Chesnutt shares the
following, 'I have been a Gene Watson fan all my
life He is truly one of country music's
best voices'.
Gene Watson also performs 'Together again', the
Buck Owens song which was a hit for him in 1964
as well as for Emmylou Harris in 1976.
Gene is joined on this gem by Rhonda Vincent who
shares, 'This is one of the greatest duets of my
career. His voice is awesome and
exquisite!'. Gene adds, 'Anybody who is
anybody in the country field has performed it or
recorded it. The only thing I knew to do
was to forget about all the great versions of
the song I had heard and to just sing it the way
I felt it'.
Gene's formula proves to be a success as
throughout 'In a Perfect World' he renders
heartfelt, personal and poignant versions that
drive home his ability to bring out the best in
any song. 'I was just blown away by the
sounds we were getting in the studio', Gene says
of his new CD, which was recorded live in the
studio in order to capture the spontaneous magic
of Gene's expressiveness as he worked with an
A-list of Nashville session men.
He adds, 'Recording the old way is the only way
I know. The best way for me to capture the
song is for me to be in the studio with the
musicians and I inspire them and they inspire
me. I have always thrived using this means
of recording'.
It is difficult to imagine the world of country
music without the vast contribution that Gene
Watson has made to it. Between his major
label debut on Capitol Records in 1975 and the
present day, Gene has excelled with his
traditional slant within country music.
Born one of seven children in Palestine, Texas
on October 11 1943, Gene Watson has been singing
virtually all his life. However, working
early on in the auto industry, which left Gene
with a lifetime affinity for automobiles, Gene
did not really consider a career in music for
some time.
In the mid-7os, while on Capitol (who Gene
recorded with until 1980), he enjoyed success
with a string of national hits, 'Where love
begins', 'Paper Rosie', 'Farewell party',
'Should I come home (or should I go crazy)' and
'Nothing sure looked good on you'.
Before signing with MCA in the '80s, Gene's
single 'Any way you want me', from the
soundtrack of the Clint Eastwood movie 'Any
Which Way You Can', reached the Top 40 on the
country charts. Somewhere along the way,
Clint Eastwood had heard the song as a demo
recording by its writer L. Ofman, but he
insisted that Gene should record the song.
Shortly after moving to MCA, Watson recorded
'Fourteen carat mind' which hit No.1. A
parade of Top Ten hits followed during the early
'80s including 'Speak softly (you're talking to
my heart)', 'You're out doing what I'm here
doing without', 'Sometimes I get lucky', 'Drinkin'
my way back home', 'Forever again' and 'Little
by little'.
In 1985, Gene moved to Epic Records and returned
to the Top 5 with the western swing-influenced
'Memories to
Burn', which was also the title of
his first album on the label. Subsequent
albums with Epic included 'Starting New
Memories' in 1986 and 'Honky Tonk Crazy' in
1987.
The following year, Gene Watson made his Warner
Bros. debut with 'Back in the Fire' which was
followed by 'At Last'. Leaving the label
in 1991, Gene recorded the album 'In Other
Words' which was initially released only in
Canada on Gary Buck's label, Broadland
International Records. It was later
released in the US in 1993.
The same year, Gene made his debut album for
Step One Records, 'Uncharted Mind' and followed
it with the albums 'The Good Ole Days', 'Jesus
is All I Need' and 'A Way to Survive'. A
brief stint with the RMG (Row Music Group)
Records label yielded the title 'From the Heart'
which was followed by the recording 'Gene
Watson...Sings' on Intersound Records in 2003.
gene Watson has persevered and survived
throughout country music and the music business'
many changes. But one thing has remained
constant, his raw talent, commitment to
upholding country music's grand tradition, his
passion and overwhelming emotion and honest
approach to singing country music.
With the release of 'In a Perfect World' Gene
Watson bears his soul, putting all his talents
on the line and proving just why he has managed
to stand the test of time. The result is a
testament to Gene's talents as the greatest
country singer of his generation and a true soul
singer who knows how to get right to the heart
of the matter.
Street Date: September
25, 2007
For more information on Gene Watson, please
call Monifa Brown (973) 579-7763 Ext 26 or
Source
Monifa Brown, Shanachie Records, Newton,
New Jersey
July 2007:
Monday 09
Today, The Gene Watson Site can exclusively
reveal that there will be six (6) special guest
vocalists on
'In a Perfect World', Gene Watson's new album on Shanachie Records,
which will be officially released on Tuesday 25
September 2007.
These special guest vocalists include
Joe Nichols,
Rhonda Vincent,
Mark Chesnutt,
Vince Gill,
Lee Ann Womack &
Connie Smith.
Rhonda Vincent & Gene Watson will perform Buck
Owens' 'Together again', which was a hit for
Buck in 196 & a No.1 Billboard hit (1 week in
April 1976) for Emmylou Harris.
Mark Chesnutt joins Gene Watson on 'This side of
the door' (co-written by
Tim Mensy
&
Shawn Camp), a track originally recorded by
Mark in 1994 & by Tim Mensy in 2002.
'This
side of the door' was originally recorded by
Mark Chesnutt &
was included on his 'What a Way to Live' album,
which was released on Decca Records (Decca
11094) in 1994.
'This
side of the door' was also recorded by
Tim Mensy
&
was included on his self-titled ('Tim Mensy') album,
which was released on PJM Records in 2002.
Gene Watson's 'In a Perfect World' on Shanachie
Records is anticipated to be one of the more
important country music releases of 2007.
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
July 2007:
Monday 09
Today, the mastering of 'In a Perfect World',
Gene Watson's new album on Shanachie Records,
took place at
Independent Mastering,
114 17th Avenue South, Nashville TN37203.
The mastering was undertaken by Eric Conn, Don
Cobb & producer
Brent Rowan.
Eric Conn
Eric opened
Independent Mastering
in Nashville in October 2001, having spent 4
hours at Georgetown (with Don Cobb), 3 years at
Doug Sax's Sheffield Lab recording, 1 year at
The Smithsonian & 1 year at The Airshow.
Eric also spent many years in recording &
mastering at facilities in California, Colorado,
Washington DC & Nashville. He also spent
two years repairing woodwind instruments, brass
winds & orchestral string instruments.
Eric Conn holds a degree in music from The
University of Massachusetts in Boston.
Don Cobb
Don Cobb has been a recoding & mixing engineer
for artists such as Take Six, Quincy Jones &
Waylon Jennings. He has managed, edited &
mastered at Denny Purcell's Georgetown Masters
for eleven years. Don Cobb is a
multi-instrumentalist & can play mandolin,
guitar & bass.
Gene Watson's
'In a Perfect World' will be officially released
by Shanachie Records on Tuesday 25 September
2007.
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
July 2007:
Tuesday 03
Today,
Gene Watson
was present in the Curb Studios in Nashville working on the mixing process of his
new
Shanachie Records release.
'In a Perfect World' will be officially launched
on Tuesday 25 September 2007. The Gene
Watson Site will have
5 copies of the CD to giveaway in a special
online competition commencing on Wednesday 1
August 2007.
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
July 2007:
Monday 02
Today,
Gene Watson
was present in the Curb Studios in Nashville working on the mixing process of his
new
Shanachie Records release.
'In a Perfect World' will be officially launched
on Tuesday 25 September 2007. The Gene
Watson Site will have
5 copies of the CD to giveaway in a special
online competition commencing on Wednesday 1
August 2007.
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
July 2007:
Sunday 01
The Gene Watson Site will have
5
copies to give away of the new Gene Watson album, 'In a Perfect World',
in a special online competition commencing in
August 2007.
 Thanks
to Shanachie Records for
donating 5 copies of Gene Watson's 'In A Perfect World'. Check out the
Shanachie Records
website for information about their incredible roster of country music artists
including David Ball & Daryle Singetary.
Gene Watson's 'In a Perfect World' will be officially
released by Shanachie Records on Tuesday 25 September 2007.
June 2007:
Wednesday 27
The Gene Watson Site is proud to announce that 'In
a Perfect World', Gene's debut album for
Shanachie Records, will be officially
released on Tuesday 25 September 2007.
'In A Perfect World' from Gene Watson
is anticipated to be one of the more important
country music albums of 2007.
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
June 2007:
Friday 22
The Gene Watson Site is proud to announce that 'In
a Perfect World' will be the title of Gene's debut album for
Shanachie Records.
'In A Perfect World'
(the song) was written by
Harley Allen &
Tim Mensy.
'In A Perfect World' (the new Gene
Watson album)
is slated for a September 2007 release & is
anticipated to be one of the outstanding country
music albums of the year.
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
June 2007:
Thursday 21
The Gene Watson Site is proud to announce the
title of one of the tracks that will grace
Gene's debut album for Shanachie Records, which
is slated for a September 2007 release.
 The
track is 'This side of the door' (co-written by
Tim Mensy &
Shawn Camp) & features a guest vocal from
Mark Chesnutt.
The track was recorded on Thursday 7 June 2007
when this
photo of Gene & Mark
pictured together was taken.
 'This
side of the door' was originally recorded by
Mark Chesnutt &
was included on his 'What a Way to Live' album,
which was released on Decca Records (Decca
11094) in 1994.
'This
side of the door' was also recorded by
Tim Mensy
 &
was included on his self-titled ('Tim Mensy') album,
which was released in 2002. Gene Watson's debut album for
Shanachie Records, which is slated for a
September 2007 release, is anticipated to be one
of the outstanding country music albums of the
year.
Source
The Official
Mark Chesnutt Site
June 2007:
Thursday 07
Today, in between performing at the CMA Music
Festival & The Nashville Palace, Gene
Watson & his producer
Brent Rowan visited the recording studio.
Mark Chesnutt
dropped by & added his vocals to a track,
which will feature on Gene's debut album for
Shanachie Records -
here's a photo of Gene & Mark together.
Mark Chesnutt, a fellow Texan, was one of the
artists who put on a benefit concert for Gene
when he was suffering from colon cancer & had
extraordinary health costs that his insurance
would not cover. Gene has said that he
will never forget that gift from Mark & that he
considers him to be a truly great friend.
Gene Watson's debut album for
Shanachie Records, which is slated for a
September 2007 release, is anticipated to be one
of the outstanding country music albums of the
year.
News Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
May 2007:
Wednesday 30
Today, Gene
Watson was in the recording studio in
Nashville with producer
Brent Rowan to undertake further work on tracks for his
forthcoming album on
Shanachie Records.
Today was what is termed in recording circles a
'tracking day'. It was today that Gene put
down 'scratch vocals' & he will record true
vocals tomorrow (Thursday 31 May 2007).
Gene Watson in Recording Studio, Nashville -
Photo
Gene Watson & Brent Rowan - Photo
Gregg Galbraith, John
Gardner & David Smith - Photo
The studio musicians involved in the recording
sessions today included
Bobby All on guitar,
Gregg Galbraith
on guitar,
Aubrey Haynie on fiddle, Hargus 'Pig' Robbins on
piano, John Gardner on drums & David Smith on
bass guitar.
Bobby All - Photo 1
Bobby All - Photo 2
Bobby All -
Official Site
Gregg Galbraith
- Photo 1
Gregg Galbraith - Photo 2
Aubrey Haynie - Photo
Hargus 'Pig' Robbins -
Photo 1
Hargus 'Pig' Robbins - Photo 2
John Gardner - Photo 1
John Gardner - Photo 2
John Gardner - Photo 3
Craig White (main studio engineer) - Photo
Greg Strizek (studio assistant) -
Photo
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
May 2007:
Tuesday 29
Tonight,
Gene
Watson & producer
Brent Rowan held a song meeting to listen to
& discuss songs to record - Gene's (untitled, as
yet) debut album for
Shanachie Records is slated for a September
2007 release.
Preliminary recording sessions for the new album
took place on Thursday 17 & Friday 18 May 2007.
Further recording sessions will take place this
week.
Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
May 2007:
Friday 18
Today,
Gene
Watson was present in the Curb recording studio
in Nashville with producer
Brent Rowan, working on vocal tracks for his
forthcoming album on
Shanachie Records.
Today is what is termed in recording circles a
'true vocal' day. It was today that Gene
put down 'true vocals', having recorded 'scratch
vocals' on Thursday (17 May 2007), which had
been termed a 'tracking vocal' day.
Gene Watson will return to the Curb recording studio in
Nashville at the end of May to record further
'scratch' & 'true' vocal
tracks for his debut album on
Shanachie Records.
May 2007:
Thursday 17
Today, Gene
Watson was in the Curb recording studio in
Nashville with producer
Brent Rowan to begin work on tracks for his
forthcoming album on
Shanachie Records.
Today is what is termed in recording circles a
'tracking day'. It was today that Gene put
down 'scratch vocals' & he will record true
vocals on Friday (18 May 2007).
 
Brent Rowan (producer) - Photo
Shannon Forrest (drums) - Photo 1 & Photo 2
Sonny Garrish (steel guitar) - Photo 1 & Photo 2
Gregg Galbraith (acoustic guitar) - Photo
David Smith (bass) - Photo
Sonny Garrish (steel guitar) & Brent Rowan
(producer) - Photo
The studio musicians involved in the recording
sessions today were Shannon Forrest (drums),
Sonny Garrish (pedal steel),
Bobby All (acoustic guitar),
Gregg Galbraith
(electric guitar),
Aubrey Haynie (fiddle & mandolin), David Smith (bass), Hargus 'Pig' Robbins (piano) &
Brent Rowan (guitar).
Gene
Watson will return to the Curb recording studio
in Nashville on Friday 18
May 2007 & will undertake further 'scratch' &
'true' vocal work.
Further recordings sessions will also take place
at the end of May 2007.
 It was also today that the great singer &
songwriter
Hal Ketchum came to the Curb recording studio
in Nashville to
visit with Gene Watson.
On Sunday 27 May 2007,
Hal Ketchum was kind enough to submit a 'Peers'
quote (to this site) about Gene Watson & you can
read Hal's words here.
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle
Management, Nashville
May 2007:
Wednesday 16
 Today,
Gene Watson's photo shoot, in preparation for the release of his first album for
Shanachie Records, took place
in the very quaint town of
Watertown, Tennessee. The picturesque
village has a lovely town square with antique
shops & cafes.
Gene Watson Shanachie Records Photo Shoot
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Photographer
Traci Goudie, along with her assistant Danni, took photos inside & out.
The interior shots (above) were taken in a warehouse
which is used to store video/theatre props.
Some exterior shots
(above) on location in Watertown, Tennessee.
As an aside, Gene's friend Tom T. Hall
recorded 'Watertown Tennessee' (Tom's own
composition) & included the track on his
'Homegrown' album, which was released on Mercury
Records in 1997.
Gene Watson recorded 'Three' (a Tom T.
Hall composition) &
included the track on his 'Between
This Time & the Next Time' album, which was
released on MCA Records in 1981.
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle
Management, Nashvill
May 2007:
Monday 14
Gene
Watson's photo shoot, in preparation for the release of his first album for
Shanachie Records, will
take place this Wednesday 16 May 2007.
The photographer will be
Traci Goudie, who is also a video director. Traci has directed videos
for Mindy Smith ('Out Loud'), Sam Bush ('River's Gonna Run'), Diamond Rio ('God
Only Cries'), Merle Haggard ('America's First'), Patty Loveless ('Keep Your
Distance') & Kelly Willis ('Don't Come the Cowboy with Me').
 Traci works for Taillight TV,
a full service television & music video
production company based on Nashville's Music
Row.
Taillight TV was founded by Tom Forrest in August 2000, with Chandra LaPlume-Pereira
joining in 2004.
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle
Management, Nashville
May 2007:
Wednesday 09
Shanachie Entertainment signs Deal
with Country Music Hit-maker Gene Watson for New Album
Shanachie Entertainment is pleased
to announce the signing of an agreement with acclaimed country singer Gene
Watson for an album of new recordings, his first CD of all-new country material
since 2003’s 'Gene Watson...Sings'.
The as-yet untitled album will feature both new songs and Gene's special
versions of some of his favorite country classics.
 The recording for this
highly anticipated album is scheduled to begin in May in Nashville and will be
produced by Brent Rowan (Joe Nichols, Blake
Shelton), who as a producer and musician has been involved in recordings that
have sold collectively in excess of 100,000,000 copies.
'Gene Watson is widely acknowledged to be one of the finest country singers of
the past forty years', notes Shanachie General Manager Randall Grass. 'We
strongly believe that a singer of Gene's talent and classic style embodies the
best of country music's traditions and so we are very proud to enter in this
agreement with him. What's especially impressive is that even at this
stage in his long career, Gene is singing better than ever!'
Gene Watson’s Shanachie Entertainment debut is slated for a September release
and will make his 30th album in an impressive career has yielded over
26 Top Twenty country hits, including five No.1 singles. The singer says,
'I'm excited to have this opportunity to record a new album for a great label
like Shanachie. I think the fans will find we've got some great country
songs and I hope they'll also enjoy my spin on some of my favorite country
classics'. Watson continues to tour extensively both within the United
States and abroad.
Shanachie’s deal with Gene Watson marks an important milestone in the label’s
commitment to country music. Having released new recordings by Daryle
Singletary, David Ball and Confederate Railroad, Shanachie is determined to
deliver high-quality recordings by great artists to audiences hungry for 'real
country music'. Shanachie has also just concluded a deal with Tammy
Cochran to release her 'Where I Am' album in July and beginning in May, producer
Greg Cole is recording 'The Greatest Country Love Songs of All Time', which will
feature guest vocalists George Jones,
Aaron Tippin, Pam Tillis,
Lorrie Morgan,
Daryle
Singletary and Joe Diffie, among others.
For more information on Gene Watson, please contact
Monifa Brown/Shanachie Entertainment: (973) 579-7763
email:
Source
Shanachie Entertainment
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle
Management, Nashville
April 2007:
Tuesday 10
Today,
Gene Watson signed a recording contract with
Shanachie Records. The label, which
was founded in 1975 by Richard Nevins & Dan
Collins, is one of the largest independent
record labels in the world.
Shanachie Records specialises in fiddle
music, Latin American, African music, soul, ska,
jazz, blues and, of course, country music.
The label is named after the Irish word for
'story teller'.
Gene Watson's first album for
Shanachie Records, which will contain 11
tracks, 4 of which will be 'covers', is expected
to be released in the fall of 2007. A
title for the album has not been decided upon as
yet.
News Source
Sarah Brosmer,
Lytle Management, Nashville
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