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But Review The prevalence of angina symptoms and association with cardiovascular risk factors, among rural, urban and rural to urban migrant populations in Peru. Like the album, Saturday’s show kicked off with “Don’t Break the Needle,” Walston pounding away at an upright piano, whooping and bouncing on his bench with a manic energy that piano men have been channeling since the 1950s. A few songs later, he acknowledged that influence with a Little Richard cover, and then went right back to his own originals, which maintain a retro flavor with a certain convincingly rustic, lived-in charm that makes Walston more than a boring traditionalist. Occasionally, Walston switched to guitar, and the band was just as rousing on more modern rock-sounding anthems such as “I Don’t Wanna Hear It.”
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But Review The prevalence of angina symptoms and association with cardiovascular risk factors, among rural, urban and rural to urban migrant populations in Peru. Like the album, Saturday’s show kicked off with “Don’t Break the Needle,” Walston pounding away at an upright piano, whooping and bouncing on his bench with a manic energy that piano men have been channeling since the 1950s. A few songs later, he acknowledged that influence with a Little Richard cover, and then went right back to his own originals, which maintain a retro flavor with a certain convincingly rustic, lived-in charm that makes Walston more than a boring traditionalist. Occasionally, Walston switched to guitar, and the band was just as rousing on more modern rock-sounding anthems such as “I Don’t Wanna Hear It.”