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Last Day of School!: “School’s Out” by Alice Cooper
Here in the NYC, it is finally the last day of school. To celebrate this day–a day long in coming–I present an old classic. Alice Cooper performs “School’s Out” at the Montreux Festival, and his rocking energy speaks for thousands of teachers heading for a much needed rest. Enjoy.
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