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In This Diary — Single infobox Name = In This Diary Artist = The Ataris from Album = So Long, Astoria Released = 2003 Genre = Pop punk, rock Length = Label = Last single = Summer Wind Was Always Our Song This single = In This Diary Next single = The Boys of… … Wikipedia
Marko DeSantis — Background information Birth name Marko DeSantis Also known as Marko 72 … Wikipedia
The Ataris — Origin Anderson, Indiana, United States Genres Pop punk, alternative rock Years active 1995 (1995)–present Labels … Wikipedia
Mike Davenport — Birth name Michael Sean Davenport Born September 13, 1968 (1968 09 13) (age 43) Genres Punk rock, hardcore punk, pop punk … Wikipedia
Derrick Plourde — Born October 17, 1971(1971 10 17) Died March 30, 2005(2005 03 30) (aged 33) Genres Skate punk, punk rock, pop punk … Wikipedia
Marco Peña — was the guitarist for the American rock band The Ataris[1] from 1999 to 2001. He is credited as having played on their album End Is Forever although it is thought that Kris Roe played all the guitar parts on this record.[citation needed] He was… … Wikipedia
The Ataris — Kristopher Roe lors d un spectacle donné à Sainte Marie, Québec. Pays d’o … Wikipédia en Français
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Assassination of John F. Kennedy — Kennedy assassination redirects here. For the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, see Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Assassination of John F. Kennedy President Kennedy with his wife, Jacqueline, and Texas Governor John Connally in the… … Wikipedia
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