How Two Teenage Misfits in Liverpool Turned Missed Trains and Lullabies into Pop History
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How Two Teenage Misfits in Liverpool Turned Missed Trains and Lullabies into Pop History
Long before stadium screams and global fame, two Liverpool kids made a pact: every song they wrote belonged to both of them.
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Jack Black joined forces with original Black Sabbath legend Geezer Butler and a crew of rock stars' talented kids for a wild, cross-generational jam session.
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How Two Teenage Misfits in Liverpool Turned Missed Trains and Lullabies into Pop History
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Jack Black joined forces with original Black Sabbath legend Geezer Butler and a crew of rock stars' talented kids for a wild, cross-generational jam session.
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