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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
A QUOTE FROM THE COMMENTS. - "This is the very song that saved me. After graduating from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 1990, I found myself lost and, quite honestly, without hope. I'd recorded this several months before from a Pittsburgh college radio broadcast. During times of despair, I played this over and over and over. Honestly, without this, who knows where I'd be today. Thanks for saving me, Rippingtons. I honestly mean that."
A QUOTE FROM THE COMMENTS. - "This is the very song that saved me. After graduating from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 1990, I found myself lost and, quite honestly, without hope. I'd recorded this several months before from a Pittsburgh college radio broadcast. During times of despair, I played this over and over and over. Honestly, without this, who knows where I'd be today. Thanks for saving me, Rippingtons. I honestly mean that."
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Maj Kim Patterson
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel when I lived back East, Jazz was what we listened to. It took joining the military to learn about country music!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Maj Kim Patterson - Never got into "Country Music" so to speak, Not to say that there isn't some pictures floating around that Might Make others think Differently. CTO1 or More Correctly CTO3 at the time In Cowboy Boots and Hat.
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