I'm Hello and welcome to Murder Dictionary Podcast, the second quarantine edition.

Quarantine edition. I love it.

My name is Brianna, and that is Courtney.

Hello.

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so let's get into our case we are still on letter m and we're talking about music and musicians

so we're going to talk about felixappalardi today. Honestly, I was so excited when

we decided to do Felix Pappalardi, really specifically just because it's fun to say his name.

The first thing I think of when I hear his name is like, oh, he's, you know, a classical

musician. For some reason, his name evokes classical

musicianship to me, right? But he's not. You probably think of like Bacheli, Pavarotti,

papillardy, right? Exactly. Just goes in line. Totally. It's like, oh, that's amongst his peers.

That's a sounds like a name that fits in there, right? But he's actually a

classic rock, you know, very prominent figure that you probably have never heard of unless

you're really into classic rock. But he was a part of a lot of big names. So we'll get into all that.

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