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April 25, 2012 Music » Music Feature

At 57, Chris Stamey remains one of the Triangle's most active musicians

by Peter Blackstock

I had the crazy idea that I could interview Chris Stamey about four different subjects—his recording studio, his new album, his work on a new album with his old band the dB's, and his ongoing series of Big Star tribute shows—in sequential…

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