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By Tim Hughes. |. This is Oxfordshire. OUTRAGEOUSLY talented and blessed with style, spark and effortless cool, Chris Barker is a natural born rock star. A familiar face on the Oxford music scene, the engaging virtuoso guitarist is a musician's musician - most recently seen on stage at the city's O2 Academy as Willie J Healey's right.
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By Tim Hughes. |. Oxford Mail. WITH international fame and armfuls of crowd-pleasing hits, indie-rock icons Supergrass were one of the biggest bands of the 90s and early noughties. And along with fellow, yet very different, Oxford bands Radiohead and Ride, they put the city on the musical map. So when, with the band on hiatus, frontman Gaz.
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Oxford High School students gathered for a candlelight vigil on Nov. 30. Nick Hagen for The New York Times. A gunman opened fire at Oxford High School in Michigan on Nov. 30, shooting 11 people.
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