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Will Merle Haggard pillory Hillary?
Going to see country legend Merle Haggard play The Paramount on Sunday, Feb. 11? Here's a hint of what you might expect:
Going to see country legend Merle Haggard play The Paramount on Sunday, Feb. 11? Here's a hint of what you might expect:
"I wrote a thing yesterday mornin' and we couldn't get it recorded 'til about noon," Haggard drawled to Seattle Times music critic Patrick MacDonald over the phone. "I think it may be the biggest thing that I've written in 30 years. And I'll just give you the title of it and see what you think.
"It's called 'Hillary'. (He laughs out loud). Tell you what, it's good!"
Read more in Ticket, Friday, Feb. 9.
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