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Steven Rosen, Circus, November 1974
"IT JUST ISN'T fun anymore." With those cursory words on Saint Valentine's Day, 1972, John Kaye and the other members of Steppenwolf parted company — forever. The dissolving band, that had howled together for five years, left behind them a legacy of nine albums, seven of them certified gold, and two million selling singles, 'Born To Be Wild' and 'Magic Carpet Ride'. But Steppenwolf was finished.
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