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03 - Can't Stop the Music

An episode of the Gotta Love the Gute podcast, hosted by Nate & Kakki, titled "03 - Can't Stop the Music" was published on July 8, 2015 and runs 66 minutes.

July 8, 2015 ·66m · Gotta Love the Gute

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Join Nate and Kakki as they explore the 1980 Comedy Musical “Can’t Stop the Music”.  

Movie Plot: This is a Pseudo autobiography of disco's The Village People.

Also check out The Guttenberg Bible: A Memoir and The Kids from Disco at amazon.com and one of our favorite podcasts How Did This Get Made.

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