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Rock Notes

'Sandbox' remembers the late, great Mark Sandman

By Steve Morse
Globe Staff / December 3, 2004

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Mark Sandman's name should never be allowed to fade. For many years, he helped define the Cambridge/Boston music scene, whether in the nationally known bands Morphine and Treat Her Right or in the regionally esteemed Hypnosonics, Pale Brothers, and Candy Bar. Sandman was a voracious lover of music -- and the Mr. Cool of bohemian rock -- before he died ... (Full article: 1096 words)

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