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Who Is Ric Cabot Podmore?

Ric Cabot Podmore is a songwriter, recording artist and record producer. He is best known as the creative force behind the 80’s AOR band ARRIVAL.

Podmore’s credits include work with multi-Grammy Award winning drummer John ‘JR’ Robinson, multi-Grammy Award winning engineer Jeff Woodruff, Grammy Award winning engineer Kevin Clock, multi-platinum producer Beau Hill, multi-platinum producer/engineer Steve Sykes, artists Rosemary Butler (Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt), Mark Free (King Kobra, Unruly Child), Kimberley Dahme (Boston, Tom Hambrick Band) Robbie Wyckoff (Celine Dion, Michael McDonald, Barbra Streisand, Roger Waters), Terry Ilous (XYZ, Great White), Kelly Moneymaker (Expose), Gary Pihl (Sammy Hagar, Boston) Cactus Moser (Highway 101), Nate, Paul, and Kip Winger (Winger), Larry Thompson (Stevie Wonder) and Dennis Holt (Kerry Livgren, Deniece Williams).

Who Is Ric Cabot Podmore?

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Ric Cabot Podmore is a Songwriter, Recording Artist and Record Producer. As an artist, he is best known as the creative force behind the 80’s AOR band ARRIVAL. Podmore’s credits as a Songwriter and Producer include work with:
 

Background

Podmore’s professional career began in 1980 at age 19 when he was introduced to up and coming producer Beau Hill while recording at Applewood Studios in Denver, CO. Recognizing the talent of the young Podmore, Hill tutored him with insights ranging from songwriting arrangement and studio production to artist management and music publishing. 

During this time, Podmore received his first taste of national prominence, collaborating with Hill and guitarist David Zychek on the Airborne album, “The Dig”.

From 1982-1985, Ric produced, recorded and toured with the rock band Saint Germaine, eventually capturing a victory in ‘The Stroh’s Superstar Talent Search’ before disbanding in 1985.

In 1986, Ric formed ARRIVAL with Charlie McCormick and Norm Peterson. ARRIVAL featured 80’s icon Mark Free as lead vocalist in the bands early years. The band’s first album, “Out Of Nowhere”, was never released and eventually Free moved on to record with the bands Signal and Unruly Child. Throughout the next several years, Podmore and McCormick were able to keep their collaborative partnership intact and ARRIVAL continued to record, amassing a large library of master recordings.

In 1998, ARRIVAL released their critically acclaimed cd, “Delayed,” Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Podmore and Kevin Clock. “Delayed” and another ARRIVAL release, “Point Of Origin”, are now considered AOR classic collectables, often selling privately for hundreds of dollars.

In 1993, Ric was commissioned by The Michaels Group to write and produce “Every Christmas Day”, an ensemble Christmas song to benefit Children’s Hospital. Due to the release’s immediate success, Podmore was next tasked with creating “All That I Want For Christmas” as a holiday fundraiser for Special Olympics in 1994.

Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date, “Share The Magic” ...

As 2012 brought a series of nationally newsworthy tragedies to his beloved home state, Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date,
“Share The Magic”, a Christmas song featuring sixty of Colorado’s most notable artists to benefit Colorado Disaster Relief. Over the next few years, “Share The Magic” would become widely recognized as “Colorado’s Christmas Anthem”, culminating in its licensing as the theme song for The 9News Parade Of Lights and KOSI 101.1 FM’s holiday campaign in 2018 and 2019. The Parade Of Lights is an annual downtown Denver Christmas tradition attracting over 500,000 spectators along the parade route as well as an estimated television audience of over a quarter million viewers. For both years, Ric produced the intro sequence for the 9News televised broadcast and led the parade riding atop the “KOSI – Share The Magic” float. 

“Share The Magic” was also featured by KOSI 101.1, Denver’s top rated Hot AC/FM station which ‘switches over’ its programming to 24/7 Christmas music every year. Programmed in Heavy Rotation, the station’s M-Score ratings for the song were reported as the highest possible.

In 2016, Podmore surprised the industry with his eclectic and powerful production of the single “Simple Love” by Pop Artist Emiko, which garnered him further international acclaim as a highly respected record producer. During the same year, he was also privileged with the task to restore the 30-year old original recordings by famed Texas blues/rock artists The Groove Kings, which was packaged and released in 2017. 

The year 2017 also brought Ric an enormous challenge as he was commissioned by ‘Whitney Houston Tribute Artist’ Ashlie-Amber Harris to produce “I Will Always Love You”, a full-length album featuring a complete re-creation of Whitney’s iconic hits performed by Miss Harris. Released in 2018, the album has been regarded as an overwhelming success.

In 2019, Podmore wrote and produced another Christmas gem, “Christmas Is Here” for KOSI 101.1’s holiday fundraising campaign. The ‘crown jewel’ for the year came when Ric produced emerging Country Music artist Levi Blom’s debut album release, “Shiftin’ Gears”. 

Throughout the years, Podmore has also been writing and recording an impressive catalog of his own material, specifically designed for licensing and placement in film and television. This large compilation of media ready masters features brilliant vocal performances by widely respected artists Robbie Wyckoff, Christine Starkey, Ken Stacey, Amy Keys, Terry Ilous, Pam Savage, Kimberley Dahme, Ashlie-Amber Harris, Callaway & Ian Loveless.

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Background

Podmore’s professional career began in 1980 at age 19 when he was introduced to up and coming producer Beau Hill while recording at Applewood Studios in Denver, CO. Recognizing the talent of the young Podmore, Hill tutored him with insights ranging from songwriting arrangement and studio production to artist management and music publishing. 

During this time, Podmore received his first taste of national prominence, collaborating with Hill and guitarist David Zychek on the Airborne album, “The Dig”.

From 1982-1985, Ric produced, recorded and toured with the rock band Saint Germaine, eventually capturing a victory in ‘The Stroh’s Superstar Talent Search’ before disbanding in 1985.

In 1986, Ric formed ARRIVAL with Charlie McCormick and Norm Peterson. ARRIVAL featured 80’s icon Mark Free as lead vocalist in the bands early years. The band’s first album, “Out Of Nowhere”, was never released and eventually Free moved on to record with the bands Signal and Unruly Child. Throughout the next several years, Podmore and McCormick were able to keep their collaborative partnership intact and ARRIVAL continued to record, amassing a large library of master recordings.

In 1998, ARRIVAL released their critically acclaimed cd, “Delayed,” Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Podmore and Kevin Clock. “Delayed” and another ARRIVAL release, “Point Of Origin”, are now considered AOR classic collectables, often selling privately for hundreds of dollars.

In 1993, Ric was commissioned by The Michaels Group to write and produce “Every Christmas Day”, an ensemble Christmas song to benefit Children’s Hospital. Due to the release’s immediate success, Podmore was next tasked with creating “All That I Want For Christmas” as a holiday fundraiser for Special Olympics in 1994.

Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date, “Share The Magic” ...

As 2012 brought a series of nationally newsworthy tragedies to his beloved home state, Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date,
“Share The Magic”, a Christmas song featuring sixty of Colorado’s most notable artists to benefit Colorado Disaster Relief. Over the next few years, “Share The Magic” would become widely recognized as “Colorado’s Christmas Anthem”, culminating in its licensing as the theme song for The 9News Parade Of Lights and KOSI 101.1 FM’s holiday campaign in 2018 and 2019. The Parade Of Lights is an annual downtown Denver Christmas tradition attracting over 500,000 spectators along the parade route as well as an estimated television audience of over a quarter million viewers. For both years, Ric produced the intro sequence for the 9News televised broadcast and led the parade riding atop the “KOSI – Share The Magic” float. 

“Share The Magic” was also featured by KOSI 101.1, Denver’s top rated Hot AC/FM station which ‘switches over’ its programming to 24/7 Christmas music every year. Programmed in Heavy Rotation, the station’s M-Score ratings for the song were reported as the highest possible.

In 2016, Podmore surprised the industry with his eclectic and powerful production of the single “Simple Love” by Pop Artist Emiko, which garnered him further international acclaim as a highly respected record producer. During the same year, he was also privileged with the task to restore the 30-year old original recordings by famed Texas blues/rock artists The Groove Kings, which was packaged and released in 2017. 

The year 2017 also brought Ric an enormous challenge as he was commissioned by ‘Whitney Houston Tribute Artist’ Ashlie-Amber Harris to produce “I Will Always Love You”, a full-length album featuring a complete re-creation of Whitney’s iconic hits performed by Miss Harris. Released in 2018, the album has been regarded as an overwhelming success.

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Background

Podmore’s professional career began in 1980 at age 19 when he was introduced to up and coming producer Beau Hill while recording at Applewood Studios in Denver, CO. Recognizing the talent of the young Podmore, Hill tutored him with insights ranging from songwriting arrangement and studio production to artist management and music publishing. 

During this time, Podmore received his first taste of national prominence, collaborating with Hill and guitarist David Zychek on the Airborne album, “The Dig”.

From 1982-1985, Ric produced, recorded and toured with the rock band Saint Germaine, eventually capturing a victory in ‘The Stroh’s Superstar Talent Search’ before disbanding in 1985.

In 1986, Ric formed ARRIVAL with Charlie McCormick and Norm Peterson. ARRIVAL featured 80’s icon Mark Free as lead vocalist in the bands early years. The band’s first album, “Out Of Nowhere”, was never released and eventually Free moved on to record with the bands Signal and Unruly Child. Throughout the next several years, Podmore and McCormick were able to keep their collaborative partnership intact and ARRIVAL continued to record, amassing a large library of master recordings.

In 1998, ARRIVAL released their critically acclaimed cd, “Delayed,” Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Podmore and Kevin Clock. “Delayed” and another ARRIVAL release, “Point Of Origin”, are now considered AOR classic collectables, often selling privately for hundreds of dollars.

In 1993, Ric was commissioned by The Michaels Group to write and produce “Every Christmas Day”, an ensemble Christmas song to benefit Children’s Hospital. Due to the release’s immediate success, Podmore was next tasked with creating “All That I Want For Christmas” as a holiday fundraiser for Special Olympics in 1994.

Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date, “Share The Magic” ...

As 2012 brought a series of nationally newsworthy tragedies to his beloved home state, Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date,
“Share The Magic”, a Christmas song featuring sixty of Colorado’s most notable artists to benefit Colorado Disaster Relief. Over the next few years, “Share The Magic” would become widely recognized as “Colorado’s Christmas Anthem”, culminating in its licensing as the theme song for The 9News Parade Of Lights and KOSI 101.1 FM’s holiday campaign in 2018 and 2019. The Parade Of Lights is an annual downtown Denver Christmas tradition attracting over 500,000 spectators along the parade route as well as an estimated television audience of over a quarter million viewers. For both years, Ric produced the intro sequence for the 9News televised broadcast and led the parade riding atop the “KOSI – Share The Magic” float. 

“Share The Magic” was also featured by KOSI 101.1, Denver’s top rated Hot AC/FM station which ‘switches over’ its programming to 24/7 Christmas music every year. Programmed in Heavy Rotation, the station’s M-Score ratings for the song were reported as the highest possible.

In 2016, Podmore surprised the industry with his eclectic and powerful production of the single “Simple Love” by Pop Artist Emiko, which garnered him further international acclaim as a highly respected record producer. During the same year, he was also privileged with the task to restore the 30-year old original recordings by famed Texas blues/rock artists The Groove Kings, which was packaged and released in 2017. 

The year 2017 also brought Ric an enormous challenge as he was commissioned by ‘Whitney Houston Tribute Artist’ Ashlie-Amber Harris to produce “I Will Always Love You”, a full-length album featuring a complete re-creation of Whitney’s iconic hits performed by Miss Harris. Released in 2018, the album has been regarded as an overwhelming success.

In 2019, Podmore wrote and produced another Christmas gem, “Christmas Is Here” for KOSI 101.1’s holiday fundraising campaign. The ‘crown jewel’ for the year came when Ric produced emerging Country Music artist Levi Blom’s debut album release, “Shiftin’ Gears”. 

Throughout the years, Podmore has also been writing and recording an impressive catalog of his own material, specifically designed for licensing and placement in film and television. This large compilation of media ready masters features brilliant vocal performances by widely respected artists Robbie Wyckoff, Christine Starkey, Ken Stacey, Amy Keys, Terry Ilous, Pam Savage, Kimberley Dahme, Ashlie-Amber Harris, Callaway & Ian Loveless.

Background

Podmore’s professional career began in 1980 at age 19 when he was introduced to up and coming producer Beau Hill while recording at Applewood Studios in Denver, CO. Recognizing the talent of the young Podmore, Hill tutored him with insights ranging from songwriting arrangement and studio production to artist management and music publishing. 

During this time, Podmore received his first taste of national prominence, collaborating with Hill and guitarist David Zychek on the Airborne album, “The Dig”.

From 1982-1985, Ric produced, recorded and toured with the rock band Saint Germaine, eventually capturing a victory in ‘The Stroh’s Superstar Talent Search’ before disbanding in 1985.

In 1986, Ric formed ARRIVAL with Charlie McCormick and Norm Peterson. ARRIVAL featured 80’s icon Mark Free as lead vocalist in the bands early years. The band’s first album, “Out Of Nowhere”, was never released and eventually Free moved on to record with the bands Signal and Unruly Child. Throughout the next several years, Podmore and McCormick were able to keep their collaborative partnership intact and ARRIVAL continued to record, amassing a large library of master recordings.

In 1998, ARRIVAL released their critically acclaimed cd, “Delayed,” Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Podmore and Kevin Clock. “Delayed” and another ARRIVAL release, “Point Of Origin”, are now considered AOR classic collectables, often selling privately for hundreds of dollars.

In 1993, Ric was commissioned by The Michaels Group to write and produce “Every Christmas Day”, an ensemble Christmas song to benefit Children’s Hospital. Due to the release’s immediate success, Podmore was next tasked with creating “All That I Want For Christmas” as a holiday fundraiser for Special Olympics in 1994.

Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date, “Share The Magic” ...

As 2012 brought a series of nationally newsworthy tragedies to his beloved home state, Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date,
“Share The Magic”, a Christmas song featuring sixty of Colorado’s most notable artists to benefit Colorado Disaster Relief. Over the next few years, “Share The Magic” would become widely recognized as “Colorado’s Christmas Anthem”, culminating in its licensing as the theme song for The 9News Parade Of Lights and KOSI 101.1 FM’s holiday campaign in 2018 and 2019. The Parade Of Lights is an annual downtown Denver Christmas tradition attracting over 500,000 spectators along the parade route as well as an estimated television audience of over a quarter million viewers. For both years, Ric produced the intro sequence for the 9News televised broadcast and led the parade riding atop the “KOSI – Share The Magic” float. 

“Share The Magic” was also featured by KOSI 101.1, Denver’s top rated Hot AC/FM station which ‘switches over’ its programming to 24/7 Christmas music every year. Programmed in Heavy Rotation, the station’s M-Score ratings for the song were reported as the highest possible.

In 2016, Podmore surprised the industry with his eclectic and powerful production of the single “Simple Love” by Pop Artist Emiko, which garnered him further international acclaim as a highly respected record producer. During the same year, he was also privileged with the task to restore the 30-year old original recordings by famed Texas blues/rock artists The Groove Kings, which was packaged and released in 2017. 

The year 2017 also brought Ric an enormous challenge as he was commissioned by ‘Whitney Houston Tribute Artist’ Ashlie-Amber Harris to produce “I Will Always Love You”, a full-length album featuring a complete re-creation of Whitney’s iconic hits performed by Miss Harris. Released in 2018, the album has been regarded as an overwhelming success.

In 2019, Podmore wrote and produced another Christmas gem, “Christmas Is Here” for KOSI 101.1’s holiday fundraising campaign. The ‘crown jewel’ for the year came when Ric produced emerging Country Music artist Levi Blom’s debut album release, “Shiftin’ Gears”. 

Throughout the years, Podmore has also been writing and recording an impressive catalog of his own material, specifically designed for licensing and placement in film and television. This large compilation of media ready masters features brilliant vocal performances by widely respected artists Robbie Wyckoff, Christine Starkey, Ken Stacey, Amy Keys, Terry Ilous, Pam Savage, Kimberley Dahme, Ashlie-Amber Harris, Callaway & Ian Loveless.

Background

Podmore’s professional career began in 1980 at age 19 when he was introduced to up and coming producer Beau Hill while recording at Applewood Studios in Denver, CO. Recognizing the talent of the young Podmore, Hill tutored him with insights ranging from songwriting arrangement and studio production to artist management and music publishing. 

During this time, Podmore received his first taste of national prominence, collaborating with Hill and guitarist David Zychek on the Airborne album, “The Dig”.

From 1982-1985, Ric produced, recorded and toured with the rock band Saint Germaine, eventually capturing a victory in ‘The Stroh’s Superstar Talent Search’ before disbanding in 1985.

In 1986, Ric formed ARRIVAL with Charlie McCormick and Norm Peterson. ARRIVAL featured 80’s icon Mark Free as lead vocalist in the bands early years. The band’s first album, “Out Of Nowhere”, was never released and eventually Free moved on to record with the bands Signal and Unruly Child. Throughout the next several years, Podmore and McCormick were able to keep their collaborative partnership intact and ARRIVAL continued to record, amassing a large library of master recordings.

In 1998, ARRIVAL released their critically acclaimed cd, “Delayed,” Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Podmore and Kevin Clock. “Delayed” and another ARRIVAL release, “Point Of Origin”, are now considered AOR classic collectables, often selling privately for hundreds of dollars.

In 1993, Ric was commissioned by The Michaels Group to write and produce “Every Christmas Day”, an ensemble Christmas song to benefit Children’s Hospital. Due to the release’s immediate success, Podmore was next tasked with creating “All That I Want For Christmas” as a holiday fundraiser for Special Olympics in 1994.

As 2012 brought a series of nationally newsworthy tragedies to his beloved home state, Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date,
“Share The Magic”, a Christmas song featuring sixty of Colorado’s most notable artists to benefit Colorado Disaster Relief. Over the next few years, “Share The Magic” would become widely recognized as “Colorado’s Christmas Anthem”, culminating in its licensing as the theme song for The 9News Parade Of Lights and KOSI 101.1 FM’s holiday campaign in 2018 and 2019. The Parade Of Lights is an annual downtown Denver Christmas tradition attracting over 500,000 spectators along the parade route as well as an estimated television audience of over a quarter million viewers. For both years, Ric produced the intro sequence for the 9News televised broadcast and led the parade riding atop the “KOSI – Share The Magic” float. 

“Share The Magic” was also featured by KOSI 101.1, Denver’s top rated Hot AC/FM station which ‘switches over’ its programming to 24/7 Christmas music every year. Programmed in Heavy Rotation, the station’s M-Score ratings for the song were reported as the highest possible.

Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date, “Share The Magic” ...

In 2016, Podmore surprised the industry with his eclectic and powerful production of the single “Simple Love” by Pop Artist Emiko, which garnered him further international acclaim as a highly respected record producer. During the same year, he was also privileged with the task to restore the 30-year old original recordings by famed Texas blues/rock artists The Groove Kings, which was packaged and released in 2017. 

The year 2017 also brought Ric an enormous challenge as he was commissioned by ‘Whitney Houston Tribute Artist’ Ashlie-Amber Harris to produce “I Will Always Love You”, a full-length album featuring a complete re-creation of Whitney’s iconic hits performed by Miss Harris. Released in 2018, the album has been regarded as an overwhelming success.

In 2019, Podmore wrote and produced another Christmas gem, “Christmas Is Here” for KOSI 101.1’s holiday fundraising campaign. The ‘crown jewel’ for the year came when Ric produced emerging Country Music artist Levi Blom’s debut album release, “Shiftin’ Gears”. 

Throughout the years, Podmore has also been writing and recording an impressive catalog of his own material, specifically designed for licensing and placement in film and television. This large compilation of media ready masters features brilliant vocal performances by widely respected artists Robbie Wyckoff, Christine Starkey, Ken Stacey, Amy Keys, Terry Ilous, Pam Savage, Kimberley Dahme, Ashlie-Amber Harris, Callaway & Ian Loveless.

Background

Podmore’s professional career began in 1980 at age 19 when he was introduced to up and coming producer Beau Hill while recording at Applewood Studios in Denver, CO. Recognizing the talent of the young Podmore, Hill tutored him with insights ranging from songwriting arrangement and studio production to artist management and music publishing. 

During this time, Podmore received his first taste of national prominence, collaborating with Hill and guitarist David Zychek on the Airborne album, “The Dig”.

From 1982-1985, Ric produced, recorded and toured with the rock band Saint Germaine, eventually capturing a victory in ‘The Stroh’s Superstar Talent Search’ before disbanding in 1985.

In 1986, Ric formed ARRIVAL with Charlie McCormick and Norm Peterson. ARRIVAL featured 80’s icon Mark Free as lead vocalist in the bands early years. The band’s first album, “Out Of Nowhere”, was never released and eventually Free moved on to record with the bands Signal and Unruly Child. Throughout the next several years, Podmore and McCormick were able to keep their collaborative partnership intact and ARRIVAL continued to record, amassing a large library of master recordings.

In 1998, ARRIVAL released their critically acclaimed cd, “Delayed,” Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Podmore and Kevin Clock. “Delayed” and another ARRIVAL release, “Point Of Origin”, are now considered AOR classic collectables, often selling privately for hundreds of dollars.

In 1993, Ric was commissioned by The Michaels Group to write and produce “Every Christmas Day”, an ensemble Christmas song to benefit Children’s Hospital. Due to the release’s immediate success, Podmore was next tasked with creating “All That I Want For Christmas” as a holiday fundraiser for Special Olympics in 1994.

Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date, “Share The Magic” ...

As 2012 brought a series of nationally newsworthy tragedies to his beloved home state, Podmore embarked on his largest ensemble production to date,
“Share The Magic”, a Christmas song featuring sixty of Colorado’s most notable artists to benefit Colorado Disaster Relief. Over the next few years, “Share The Magic” would become widely recognized as “Colorado’s Christmas Anthem”, culminating in its licensing as the theme song for The 9News Parade Of Lights and KOSI 101.1 FM’s holiday campaign in 2018 and 2019. The Parade Of Lights is an annual downtown Denver Christmas tradition attracting over 500,000 spectators along the parade route as well as an estimated television audience of over a quarter million viewers. For both years, Ric produced the intro sequence for the 9News televised broadcast and led the parade riding atop the “KOSI – Share The Magic” float. 

“Share The Magic” was also featured by KOSI 101.1, Denver’s top rated Hot AC/FM station which ‘switches over’ its programming to 24/7 Christmas music every year. Programmed in Heavy Rotation, the station’s M-Score ratings for the song were reported as the highest possible.

In 2016, Podmore surprised the industry with his eclectic and powerful production of the single “Simple Love” by Pop Artist Emiko, which garnered him further international acclaim as a highly respected record producer. During the same year, he was also privileged with the task to restore the 30-year old original recordings by famed Texas blues/rock artists The Groove Kings, which was packaged and released in 2017. 

The year 2017 also brought Ric an enormous challenge as he was commissioned by ‘Whitney Houston Tribute Artist’ Ashlie-Amber Harris to produce “I Will Always Love You”, a full-length album featuring a complete re-creation of Whitney’s iconic hits performed by Miss Harris. Released in 2018, the album has been regarded as an overwhelming success.

In 2019, Podmore wrote and produced another Christmas gem, “Christmas Is Here” for KOSI 101.1’s holiday fundraising campaign. The ‘crown jewel’ for the year came when Ric produced emerging Country Music artist Levi Blom’s debut album release, “Shiftin’ Gears”. 

Throughout the years, Podmore has also been writing and recording an impressive catalog of his own material, specifically designed for licensing and placement in film and television. This large compilation of media ready masters features brilliant vocal performances by widely respected artists Robbie Wyckoff, Christine Starkey, Ken Stacey, Amy Keys, Terry Ilous, Pam Savage, Kimberley Dahme, Ashlie-Amber Harris, Callaway & Ian Loveless.

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