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Fleetwood Mac has settled out of court with Carol Hinton, a songwriter from Grand Rapids, Michigan, who claimed that portions of her poem "Sarah" were used verbatim in the Stevie Nicks composed hit, "Sara." Hinton and her lawyers settled for $1,500.

November 1, 1981

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A recent Motorhead performance at NYCs Irving Plaza was cut short when drummer Phflthy Animal Taylor collapsed of heat -exhaustion three-quarters through the setv He was rushed to Cabrjniv Hospital for examination,and t .released the folloWingday.

British based Factory Records is preparing a two-record Joy Division retrospective titled Still The anthology will reportedly include the bands cover of a Velvet Underground tune recorded early in their career, plus tracks from their pre-Joy Division days when the band was known as Warsaw.

The Records, who disbanded last year, have reunited with a new vocalist, Chris Gent, and.a new guitarist, Dave Whelan. The bands new LP, Sfusic On Both L Sides, will be released on Virgin sometime this fall.

Humble Pie had to cancel several {English dates when Steve Mario It was rushed to the hbspitai with a bleeding duodenal ulcer.

Fleetwood Mac has settled out of court with Carol Hinton, a songwriter from Grand Rapids, Michigan, who claimed that portions of her poem "Sarah" were used verbatim in the Stevie Nicks composed hit, "Sara." Hinton and her lawyers settled for $1,500. When asked to explain the lyrical similarities; Nicks replied: "Karma. "

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