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Um...there needs to be a major addition here of the break-up of the band due to the divorce, and the huge legal fight that went on that caused the first record to be out of print for a long time, big collector's item for many years, etc. Tvccs 11:35, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
It's amazing that some 37 years later, White Bird is still played on really good radio stations across the county, and it's still a joy to hear it all these many, many years. TJV, January 2007