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Back inside the toolbox, Collar and Iron Wins lunch for two at AOCs. Eat all your food. They don't have a garbage disposal. If you're 110 southbound to downtown, you know it's more of a parking lot than a clean shot. Dusty Roads is standing by. But right now we got a guitar-gasm from 1974, and one of the

greatest rock riffs of all time, sung by bassist James Dewar and engineered by legendary Apple

Studios alumnus Jeff Emrick. Legendary, you say? He only plugged in microphones. If you believe

that, I have a bridge for sale. The bridge of size, according to legend, as the last view of free earth prisoners in Venice would see on their way to jail. But this guitarier didn't borrow the name from history. It was the name of a racehorse. The former guitarist for Procol Haram had this lick in his head for six months before he saw a horse race and finally finished riding it. Right now in the toolbox, a song from a man whose last name sounds like a tool.

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