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Soul singer, Bobby Patterson

Ed Ward reviews the career of almost unknown soul singer Bobby Paterson.

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, January 28, 2004: Interview with Pete Rose; Review of Bobby Patterson's "Soul is my music : the complete Jetstar recordings 1965-1970."
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Baseball Legend Pete Rose

He is the all-time hits leader with 4,256. He played in over 500 games at five different positions. But he was banned from baseball 13 years ago when he was accused of gambling on the game. In his new book "Peter Rose: My Prison Without Bars" (with Rick Hill) Rose admits for the first time that he gambled on baseball. Rose still hopes — and so do many of his supporters — that one day he will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. (This interview continues in the second half of the show.)

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