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Live Wire
The FBI's top bomb expert Danny O'Neil has been assigned to protect Senator Frank Travers, who has been having an affair with danny's wife. Terrorists have developed a lethal new explosive to try to get the Senator and in the tense final minutes, Danny

Live Wire! *
Personnel: Chris Beard (vocals, guitar); Brother Wilson, Steve Grills (guitar); Quinn Lawrence (horns); Alan Murphy, George Snell (keyboards); Darren Robinson, Tony Jackson, Marvin Parker (bass guitar); Buddy Honeycutt (drums). Liner Note Author: Art

Live Wire
Third Day: David Carr, Tai Anderson, Mark Lee, Brad Avery. Recording information: 2004.

Live Wire
Personnel: Phil Baugh (guitar); Vern Stovall (vocals). Recording information: 1964 - 1965. Phil Baugh was a crisp, phenomenally inventive guitar picker in the tradition of Roy Buchanan, James Burton, and Don Rich. Though he performed anonymously on

Live Wire
Personnel: Steve Goodman (vocals, acoustic guitar); Amy Madigan (vocals, keyboards); Jim Rothermel (horns); Jim Enger (piano); Rick Chudacoff (bass); Peter Bunetta (drums); Arno Lucas (percussion, background vocals). Recorded in the late 1970's. Includes

Live Wire
Trapped behind enemy lines with a briefcase filled with incriminating documents, courier Simon Leonidovich, sent to deliver CIA documents to North Korean dissidents, stumbles upon evidence of a vast conspiracy on the part of someone high up in the U.S.

Level Live Wires: Special Edition [Limited] *
Mojo (Publisher) (p.109) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "LEVEL LIVE WIRE uses Nosdam's trademark sonic storm in the service of a Philip K. Dickesque short story....A beautiful nightmare, indeed."

Live Wire/Blues Power
Solo performer: Albert King (vocals, guitar). Recorded live at the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco. Originally released on Stax (2003). By 1968, after years of regional success and low-profile gigging, Albert King had attained significant popularity

Benjamin Franklin: Live Wire