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By Blair Jackson. The moody, 11-minute, open-ended, raga-rock opus "The End" was the centerpiece of the band's debut album, and became a focal point of Francis Ford Coppola's film 'Apocalypse Now' more than a decade later.
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By Dan Daley. 'Night Moves' was a good move for Bob Seger—both the Number One single and the title track of his album released in 1976.
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