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Who Is Don Val? A Radio Mystery with Vinnie Favale

Who Is Don Val? A Radio Mystery with Vinnie Favale

By: Vinnie Favale
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 “Who is Don Val?” is a question I have been asking myself (and anyone who will listen) for the past 30 years. As you will soon find out , Don Val may not even exist and could possibly someone by the name of Eddie Murray. Which begs the question, “Who Is Eddie Murray”. It's a confusing story because there are so little known facts. However there is one significant clue and that is a cassette tape that I have held on to over the years and cherished as much as any other material possession I have owned. After you listen to this show, you will agree that Don Val (Eddie Murray?) is the Ed Wood of music and the Neil Armstrong of podcasting.All rights reserved Art Entertainment & Performing Arts Music Social Sciences
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    Who Is Don Val? A Radio Mystery with Vinnie Favale
    May 11 2019

    “Who is Don Val?” is a question I have been asking myself (and anyone who will listen) for the past 30 years. As you will soon find out , Don Val may not even exist and could possibly someone by the name of Eddie Murray. Which begs the question, “Who Is Eddie Murray”. It's a confusing story because there are so little known facts. However there is one significant clue and that is a cassette tape that I have held on to over the years and cherished as much as any other material possession I have owned. After you listen to this show, you will agree that Don Val (Eddie Murray?) is the Ed Wood of music and the Neil Armstrong of podcasting.
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