Ep 101 - Janet Jackson/ Paul McCartney/ Stewart Copeland/Aerosmith/Burton Cummings

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Welcome to Famous Lost Words. This Week - Tom and Christopher dig up an interview with Janet Jackson soon after the infamous wardrobe malfunction PLUS We introduce you to segments When Rockstars Attack! The Greatest Songs of all Time

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Welcome to Famous Lost Words. On this episode: A 2004 interview with Janet Jackson… One of her first interviews following this Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction. -Paul McCartney talks about performing some of the Beatles songs on tour for the very...

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