David Sinclair, Rolling Stone, 1 April 1993
WHEN THE English rock stars of the 1960s eventually wearied of life on the road and in the metropolis, the ones who still had any money (and brains) retired to magnificent country estates, where they raised flaxen-haired children with names like Ben and Jasmine.
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