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Sep 21, 2006 4 min

YOU RE MUCH TOO SOON

from Todd Rundgren Hosted by bob cerm

No journey through Rundgren land could be complete without hearing some of Todd's Amazing Productions. Starting with HALL & OATES 'WAR BABIES' Produced, Engineered, Supervised, Lead Guitar, & Background Vocals by Todd Rundgren. Also listen to future 'Utopia' band members John Wilcox (drums) and (John Siegler) bass on these 'Lost Classic' Hall & Oates tracks as well! Enjoy

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