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Ani Difranco shares strong views, strong playing at Egg

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

By David Singer

Ani Difranco started her sold-out show at The Egg’s Hart Theater Tuesday night with “A New Bible.” On ukelele, she called for a new bible with two words, “Mother Earth.” The screaming and energy was a mix of concert noise and a political rally. ...

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