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One of the biggest money spinners for the Morning Star recently has been the double CD We Are All In It Together.
It was lovingly created byMichael Weston King, whose reputation in the business as an outstanding country singer-songwriter meant that major artists donated songs, music and poetry free of charge to help keep the Morning Star in business.
It is also a measure of the respect with which this paper is held in the cultural field generally that such eminent artists are prepared to put in so much time to keep us going.
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