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Through the Danger Zone
Continued from page 1
Published on September 01, 2005
The set is an exhaustive three hours, with both men switching between their independent work and their Loggins and Messina classics, which include such folk-rock hits as "Angry Eyes" and "Your Mama Don't Dance."
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"He reached out as a partner," Kenny Loggins (left) says of Jimmy Messina (right) about their reunion tour. Oh, come on. Not that kind of partner.
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Loggins and Messina perform at Nokia Theatre on Thursday, September 1.
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