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Sense of Place: How The Clingers helped pave the way for women in rock music

Sense of Place: How The Clingers helped pave the way for women in rock music
The Clinger sisters from Utah, who found success in the the '60s, were one of the first all-girl groups to play their own instruments and be signed to a major label.


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