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  • Billy Bragg
    Billy Bragg

    …and yielded the hit ā€œA New Englandā€ in 1984. A committed socialist, Bragg played a number of benefit performances during the British miners’ strike of 1984–85. (He later helped form Red Wedge, an organization and tour that supported the Labour Party.)

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    …and yielded the hit ā€œA New Englandā€ in 1984. A committed socialist, Bragg played a number of benefit performances during the British miners’ strike of 1984–85. (He later helped form Red Wedge, an organization and tour that supported the Labour Party.)

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