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_coco-lee-crazy-ridiculous-coco-lee-just-no-other-way.jpg "COCO LEE —Crazy Ridiculous— CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>Artist: CoCo Lee <br/><br/>Written by Harold Frasier, Steve Clarxe, Nicole Renee, Darnell Cunningham, Roger Romain<br/>EMI Music Publishing/Warner/Chappll Publishing<br/>Produced by The Specialists for Specialists Entertainment, Inc. and Steve Rhythm for Thunderstone Productions, Inc.<br/>Background Vocals: CoCo Lee<br/>All instruments: The Specialists<br/>Rap by DicDasterly<br/>Recorded and Mixed at Sony Studios. New York, NY<br/>Mixed by The Specialists<br/>Mixing Engineer: Jim Janik<br/><br/>CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>BK 03720 <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee <br/>ABR Michael Coplan<br/>Artist Management: Jim and Jason Morey <br/>From Morey Managemen Group MMC<br/>Mastered by Vlado Meller at Sony Studio. NY<br/>Art Direction & design Aimée Moculey<br/>Photography: Torkil Gudnason<br/>Styling: Eric Orlando<br/>hair: Shoy Ashual<br/>Make up: Gionpaola<br/><br/>BK 03720 <br/>CoCo Lee - Just No Other Way <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/><br/>63720<br/><br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee<br/><br/>© Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV / ℗ Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV /Manufactured by Epic/550 Music. A Division Of Sony Music/550 Madison Avenue. New York. HY 10022-3211/\")
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_coco-lee-i-will-be-your-friend-coco-lee-just-no-other-way.jpg "COCO LEE —I Will Be Your Friend— CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>Artist: CoCo Lee <br/><br/>Words and Music by Dane Deviller, Sean Hosein, Michelle Lewis<br/>Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc (BMI)/Bubalas Publishing/On Board Music/BMG Songs, Inc. (ASCAP)/Wonnabite Music<br/>Produced by Dane Deviller & Sean Hosein for Banana Toons Productions<br/>Arranged and Programme by Dane Deviller and Sean Hosein<br/>Guitars: Dane Deviller<br/>Recorded by Steve (Stu) Smith at Blue Wave Studios in Vancouver, Canada<br/>Assisted by Matt Morteinson<br/>Mixed by Dave Way at Pacifique in Los Angeles, CA<br/><br/>CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>BK 03720 <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee <br/>ABR Michael Coplan<br/>Artist Management: Jim and Jason Morey <br/>From Morey Managemen Group MMC<br/>Mastered by Vlado Meller at Sony Studio. NY<br/>Art Direction & design Aimée Moculey<br/>Photography: Torkil Gudnason<br/>Styling: Eric Orlando<br/>hair: Shoy Ashual<br/>Make up: Gionpaola<br/><br/>BK 03720 <br/>CoCo Lee - Just No Other Way <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/><br/>63720<br/><br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee<br/><br/>© Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV / ℗ Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV /Manufactured by Epic/550 Music. A Division Of Sony Music/550 Madison Avenue. New York. HY 10022-3211/\")
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_how-brianna-arps-scored-funding-to-build-her-fragrance-brand.jpg "How Brianna Arps Scored Funding to Build Her Fragrance Brand: Inc Magazine . Video Test Test Test Video")
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_world-championship-wrestling-0192-2092-90.jpg "1/17/90; Huntsville, AL<br/>1/20/90 – featured the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master as guests of the Louisville Slugger:<br/>Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated Mark Kyle & Rick Fargo<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated Larry Santo & Keith Hart<br/>Doom defeated Sean Regal & Paul Drake<br/>Sting defeated Mr. Asia<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Bob Cook & Lee Scott<br/>Steve Williams defeated the Gladiator<br/>Arn Anderson defeated Ranger Ross<br/>Eddie Gilbert defeated the Galaxian<br/>Kevin Sullivan defeated Robbie Idol")
⏲ 1:3:49 👁 5K
_world-championship-wrestling-0192-0692-90.jpg "1/3/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>1/6/90 – included opening comments from Teddy Long regarding his debut later in the show of the new Skyscrapers; featured Jim Ross & Kevin Sullivan on commentary; included the announcement that NWA World Champion Ric Flair, Sting, & Arn Anderson would face NWA TV Champion the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master in a steel cage match at the next Clash of the Champions, Feb. 6; included Ross conducting an interview with Long in which Long said Sid Vicious had been replaced in the Skyscrapers and was nothing more than a hired hand and that Mark Callous would now be teaming with Dan Spivey; featured a pre-taped segment in which Pro Wrestling Illustrated Editor Bill Apter recognized Gordon Solie as the winner of the Editor’s Award, NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner as the Most Improved Wrestler of the Year, and NWA World Champion Ric Flair as Wrestler of the Year; included Ross conducting an interview with Flair regarding the challenge of NWA US Champion Lex Luger and Sting now being a part of the Horsemen; featured Ross conducting an interview with Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson regarding their return to the NWA and the current tag team scene (Morton’s return after a year absence; Gibson’s return after a 2-year absence); included Ross conducting an interview with NWA US Champion Lex Luger regarding his challenge of NWA World Champion Ric Flair, during which he said he had been a trendsetter since day one, had gained huge success in only four years in the business, and it was inevitable that he would be world champion; featured Ross conducting an interview with Michael Hayes in which he said the Freebirds said they would dominate the 80s and they did and they would do the same in the 90s; he then targetted Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk and said he and Jimmy Garvin would rearrange their faces, finishing by saying there weren’t just two Freebirds but four; included a promo by Woman, alongside Nitron, in which she said she wanted Flair in her camp:<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Pat Rose & Rick Fargo at 2:32 when Rick pinned Fargo with an overhead suplex; prior to the match, Scott took a young fan from the crowd, sat him on the ring apron, and let him hold onto his title belt; during the bout, it was announced the Steiners would put their titles on the line against the masks of Doom at the Clash of the Champions<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane (w/ Jim Cornette) defeated Ned Brady & Paul Drake at 4:16 when Eaton pinned Drake with one hand following the Rocket Launcher; during the bout, Cornette joined the commentary team<br/>Norman pinned Bob Cook at 3:14 by reversing a sunset flip attempt into a sit-down splash; prior to the bout, Norman cut an insert promo on his giving Woman a painting the following day on The Main Event<br/>Buzz Sawyer & the Dragon Master defeated Ricky Nelson & Rick Ryder at 3:26 when Sawyer pinned Ryder with the splash off the top after Dragon Master dropped Ryder with a jumping to")
⏲ 1:25:49 👁 5K
_empowering-families-on-autism-awareness.jpg "Carla A. Moultrie is a mother, motivational speaker and author whose book “Ausome Girl,” is inspired by her daughter Camille, who has Autism Spectrum Disorder and Sensory Processing Disorder. This culturally-relevant children's story illustrates how autism affects Camille, and how her family, teachers, and friends support her. As April is Autism Awareness Month, Carla shares helpful resources for parents and how she and her husband emotionally navigated Camille’s diagnosis. She also shares how her network of fellow alumna from HBCU Florida A&M University and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. have been supportive in her journey as an autism awareness advocate.")
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_tyler-hubbard-take-me-back-performance-video.jpg "TYLER HUBBARD - TAKE ME BACK (PERFORMANCE VIDEO) (Take Me Back)<br/><br/> Composer Lyricist: Tyler Hubbard, Corey Crowder, Chris LaCorte<br/> Film Director: Rand Smith<br/><br/>© 2024 Hubbard House Records, Inc., under exclusive license to UMG Recordings Inc.<br/>")
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_alex-cole39s-short-stint-in-cleveland-filled-with-unfulfilled-promise.jpg "The Indians in 1990 felt they had found themselves the next Ricky Henderson in young center fielder Alex Cole. Upon trading for Cole he came to Cleveland and stole 40 bases in 63 games in his first season. The Indians even moved back the fences for the 1991 season with Cole in mind. Sadly the experiment did not end well for Cole or the Tribe.")
⏲ 1:15 ✓ 24-Apr-2024
_jastin-martin-mean-well-live-performance.jpg "JASTIN MARTIN - MEAN WELL (LIVE PERFORMANCE) (Mean Well)<br/><br/> Film Producer: House of Fame<br/> Film Director: Tafara Hardeman, Viswant “V” Korrapati<br/> Producer: Fisticuffs, Jastin Martin<br/><br/>© 2024 House of Fame, LLC, under exclusive license to Def Jam Recordings, Inc.<br/>")
⏲ 2:52 ✓ 24-Apr-2024
_johnny-cash-well-alright-visualizer.jpg "JOHNNY CASH - WELL ALRIGHT (VISUALIZER) (Well Alright)<br/><br/> Associated Performer: Sam Bacco, Marty Stuart, Harry Stinson, Ana Cristina Cash, Russ Pahl, Dave Roe<br/> Film Director: Matt Paskert<br/> Composer Lyricist: Johnny Cash<br/> Film Producer: Nick Lantz<br/><br/>© 2024 UMG Recordings, Inc.<br/>")
⏲ 2:12 ✓ 20-Apr-2024
_world-championship-wrestling-0392-0392-90.jpg "2/22/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>3/3/90 – 90-minute episode; featured opening footage of Sting cheering NWA US Champion Lex Luger on during Wrestle War 90 the previous weekend; included Jim Ross & Jim Cornette on commentary; featured footage of the Luger vs. NWA World Champion Ric Flair match from Wrestle War, with Luger making the save for Sting outside the ring which cost him the title; included footage following the pay-per-view of Gordon Solie conducting an interview with Luger regarding the match, with Luger saying he wasn’t trying to win any popularity contests but what the Horsemen were trying to do to Sting wasn’t fair; featured footage after the pay-per-view of Solie conducting an interview with Flair & Woman regarding the match, with Flair saying he didn’t care what anyone had to say or think because he still had the belt and was better than Sting and Luger; Flair then said he would hurt Luger like he hurt Sting; included a graphic on how to send cards and letters to Sting during his recovery; featured promos by Terry Funk and Wahoo McDaniel regarding their upcoming participation in West Texas house shows, with Funk referring Luger vs. Flair and Wahoo refereeing the Road Warriors vs. Doom in a streetfight; included footage from Wrestle War and Ole Anderson & NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson attacking NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner’s arm after the match; featured a promo by NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner following Wrestle War in which they discussed Scott’s arm injury; included a promo from the Andersons in which they said Scott’s arm injury would lead to the Andersons taking the titles; featured footage from Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk beating Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin in the finals of the NWA US Tag Team Tournament, followed by a promo by Pillman & Zenk regarding the title win and facing all challengers; included footage from the Road Warriors vs. Skyscrapers streetfight at Wrestle War, with the Road Warriors eventually brawling with Doom; featured a promo from Teddy Long & Doom regarding the Road Warriors; included a promo by the Road Warriors & Paul Ellering regarding running off the Skyscrapers and now dealing with Doom; featured footage following Wrestle War of Jim Ross conducting an interview with Sting, on crutches, regarding being ringside for Luger vs. Flair and Luger coming to his aid at the end of the match; included a promo by Hayes & Garvin regarding their match later in the night against Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson:<br/>Norman pinned Joe Cazana with the sit-down splash at the 33-second mark after avoiding a sunset flip; prior to the bout, Norman cut an insert promo saying he would reserve a suite at the mental hospital for Kevin Sullivan, Cactus Jack, and their friends; after the bout, Cactus attacked Norman on the floor until Mike Rotunda made the save; moments later, Sullivan came out, with Norman fighting Sullivan on the floor as Rotunda fought Cactus in the ring<br/>Zan Panzer & Robbie Idol defeated Ke")
⏲ 51:14 ✓ 20-Apr-2024
_world-championship-wrestling-0292-1792-90.jpg "2/15/90; Gainesville, GA; Georgia Mountains Center<br/>2/17/90 – featured NWA US Champion Lex Luger and the Horsemen as guests of the Louisville Slugger:<br/>Doug Furnas vs. Jack Victory<br/>Kevin Sullivan & Cactus Jack vs. Pat Rose & Lee Scott<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Mark Kyle & Ned Brady; after the bout, Jim Ross conducted a podium interview with the Steiners in which they talked about facing NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson & Ole Anderson at Wrestle War, with the Andersons then coming out and the two teams brawling before Anderson hit Rick with a DDT on the podium and Scott was hit with the TV title belt<br/>Doom vs. Larry Santo & Keith Hart<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin vs. Tommy Rich & Eddie Gilbert<br/>Norman vs. Rip Morgan<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane vs. Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson<br/>NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson vs. Shane Douglas<br/>NWA World Champion Ric Flair (w/ Woman) pinned NWA US Tag Team Champion Brian Pillman in a non-title match at 11:43 by grabbing the tights for leverage after the momentum of a crossbody off the top by Pillman put Flair on top for the win; moments later, Flair, NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson, & Ole Anderson joined Jim Ross & Jim Cornette at the podium in which they said it was time to hear the answer from NWA US Champion Lex Luger on whether he would give up his title match with Flair at Wrestle War; moments later, Luger joined the Horsemen at the interview podium, with the Horsemen happy that he had agreed to give up the match with Flair; Luger responded by laying out all the Horsemen members as the show ended")
⏲ 1:27:19 ✓ 20-Apr-2024
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_coco-lee-crazy-ridiculous-coco-lee-just-no-other-way.webp "COCO LEE —Crazy Ridiculous— CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>Artist: CoCo Lee <br/><br/>Written by Harold Frasier, Steve Clarxe, Nicole Renee, Darnell Cunningham, Roger Romain<br/>EMI Music Publishing/Warner/Chappll Publishing<br/>Produced by The Specialists for Specialists Entertainment, Inc. and Steve Rhythm for Thunderstone Productions, Inc.<br/>Background Vocals: CoCo Lee<br/>All instruments: The Specialists<br/>Rap by DicDasterly<br/>Recorded and Mixed at Sony Studios. New York, NY<br/>Mixed by The Specialists<br/>Mixing Engineer: Jim Janik<br/><br/>CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>BK 03720 <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee <br/>ABR Michael Coplan<br/>Artist Management: Jim and Jason Morey <br/>From Morey Managemen Group MMC<br/>Mastered by Vlado Meller at Sony Studio. NY<br/>Art Direction & design Aimée Moculey<br/>Photography: Torkil Gudnason<br/>Styling: Eric Orlando<br/>hair: Shoy Ashual<br/>Make up: Gionpaola<br/><br/>BK 03720 <br/>CoCo Lee - Just No Other Way <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/><br/>63720<br/><br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee<br/><br/>© Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV / ℗ Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV /Manufactured by Epic/550 Music. A Division Of Sony Music/550 Madison Avenue. New York. HY 10022-3211/\")
_coco-lee-i-will-be-your-friend-coco-lee-just-no-other-way.webp "COCO LEE —I Will Be Your Friend— CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>Artist: CoCo Lee <br/><br/>Words and Music by Dane Deviller, Sean Hosein, Michelle Lewis<br/>Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc (BMI)/Bubalas Publishing/On Board Music/BMG Songs, Inc. (ASCAP)/Wonnabite Music<br/>Produced by Dane Deviller & Sean Hosein for Banana Toons Productions<br/>Arranged and Programme by Dane Deviller and Sean Hosein<br/>Guitars: Dane Deviller<br/>Recorded by Steve (Stu) Smith at Blue Wave Studios in Vancouver, Canada<br/>Assisted by Matt Morteinson<br/>Mixed by Dave Way at Pacifique in Los Angeles, CA<br/><br/>CoCo Lee: Just No Other Way<br/>BK 03720 <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee <br/>ABR Michael Coplan<br/>Artist Management: Jim and Jason Morey <br/>From Morey Managemen Group MMC<br/>Mastered by Vlado Meller at Sony Studio. NY<br/>Art Direction & design Aimée Moculey<br/>Photography: Torkil Gudnason<br/>Styling: Eric Orlando<br/>hair: Shoy Ashual<br/>Make up: Gionpaola<br/><br/>BK 03720 <br/>CoCo Lee - Just No Other Way <br/>Epic/550 Music<br/><br/>63720<br/><br/>Executive Producer: CoCo Lee<br/><br/>© Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV / ℗ Sony Music Entertainment (Holland) BV /Manufactured by Epic/550 Music. A Division Of Sony Music/550 Madison Avenue. New York. HY 10022-3211/\")
_how-brianna-arps-scored-funding-to-build-her-fragrance-brand.webp "How Brianna Arps Scored Funding to Build Her Fragrance Brand: Inc Magazine . Video Test Test Test Video")
_world-championship-wrestling-0192-2092-90.webp "1/17/90; Huntsville, AL<br/>1/20/90 – featured the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master as guests of the Louisville Slugger:<br/>Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated Mark Kyle & Rick Fargo<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated Larry Santo & Keith Hart<br/>Doom defeated Sean Regal & Paul Drake<br/>Sting defeated Mr. Asia<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Bob Cook & Lee Scott<br/>Steve Williams defeated the Gladiator<br/>Arn Anderson defeated Ranger Ross<br/>Eddie Gilbert defeated the Galaxian<br/>Kevin Sullivan defeated Robbie Idol")
_world-championship-wrestling-0192-0692-90.webp "1/3/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>1/6/90 – included opening comments from Teddy Long regarding his debut later in the show of the new Skyscrapers; featured Jim Ross & Kevin Sullivan on commentary; included the announcement that NWA World Champion Ric Flair, Sting, & Arn Anderson would face NWA TV Champion the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master in a steel cage match at the next Clash of the Champions, Feb. 6; included Ross conducting an interview with Long in which Long said Sid Vicious had been replaced in the Skyscrapers and was nothing more than a hired hand and that Mark Callous would now be teaming with Dan Spivey; featured a pre-taped segment in which Pro Wrestling Illustrated Editor Bill Apter recognized Gordon Solie as the winner of the Editor’s Award, NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner as the Most Improved Wrestler of the Year, and NWA World Champion Ric Flair as Wrestler of the Year; included Ross conducting an interview with Flair regarding the challenge of NWA US Champion Lex Luger and Sting now being a part of the Horsemen; featured Ross conducting an interview with Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson regarding their return to the NWA and the current tag team scene (Morton’s return after a year absence; Gibson’s return after a 2-year absence); included Ross conducting an interview with NWA US Champion Lex Luger regarding his challenge of NWA World Champion Ric Flair, during which he said he had been a trendsetter since day one, had gained huge success in only four years in the business, and it was inevitable that he would be world champion; featured Ross conducting an interview with Michael Hayes in which he said the Freebirds said they would dominate the 80s and they did and they would do the same in the 90s; he then targetted Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk and said he and Jimmy Garvin would rearrange their faces, finishing by saying there weren’t just two Freebirds but four; included a promo by Woman, alongside Nitron, in which she said she wanted Flair in her camp:<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Pat Rose & Rick Fargo at 2:32 when Rick pinned Fargo with an overhead suplex; prior to the match, Scott took a young fan from the crowd, sat him on the ring apron, and let him hold onto his title belt; during the bout, it was announced the Steiners would put their titles on the line against the masks of Doom at the Clash of the Champions<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane (w/ Jim Cornette) defeated Ned Brady & Paul Drake at 4:16 when Eaton pinned Drake with one hand following the Rocket Launcher; during the bout, Cornette joined the commentary team<br/>Norman pinned Bob Cook at 3:14 by reversing a sunset flip attempt into a sit-down splash; prior to the bout, Norman cut an insert promo on his giving Woman a painting the following day on The Main Event<br/>Buzz Sawyer & the Dragon Master defeated Ricky Nelson & Rick Ryder at 3:26 when Sawyer pinned Ryder with the splash off the top after Dragon Master dropped Ryder with a jumping to")
_empowering-families-on-autism-awareness.webp "Carla A. Moultrie is a mother, motivational speaker and author whose book “Ausome Girl,” is inspired by her daughter Camille, who has Autism Spectrum Disorder and Sensory Processing Disorder. This culturally-relevant children's story illustrates how autism affects Camille, and how her family, teachers, and friends support her. As April is Autism Awareness Month, Carla shares helpful resources for parents and how she and her husband emotionally navigated Camille’s diagnosis. She also shares how her network of fellow alumna from HBCU Florida A&M University and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. have been supportive in her journey as an autism awareness advocate.")
_tyler-hubbard-take-me-back-performance-video.webp "TYLER HUBBARD - TAKE ME BACK (PERFORMANCE VIDEO) (Take Me Back)<br/><br/> Composer Lyricist: Tyler Hubbard, Corey Crowder, Chris LaCorte<br/> Film Director: Rand Smith<br/><br/>© 2024 Hubbard House Records, Inc., under exclusive license to UMG Recordings Inc.<br/>")
_alex-cole39s-short-stint-in-cleveland-filled-with-unfulfilled-promise.webp "The Indians in 1990 felt they had found themselves the next Ricky Henderson in young center fielder Alex Cole. Upon trading for Cole he came to Cleveland and stole 40 bases in 63 games in his first season. The Indians even moved back the fences for the 1991 season with Cole in mind. Sadly the experiment did not end well for Cole or the Tribe.")
_jastin-martin-mean-well-live-performance.webp "JASTIN MARTIN - MEAN WELL (LIVE PERFORMANCE) (Mean Well)<br/><br/> Film Producer: House of Fame<br/> Film Director: Tafara Hardeman, Viswant “V” Korrapati<br/> Producer: Fisticuffs, Jastin Martin<br/><br/>© 2024 House of Fame, LLC, under exclusive license to Def Jam Recordings, Inc.<br/>")
_johnny-cash-well-alright-visualizer.webp "JOHNNY CASH - WELL ALRIGHT (VISUALIZER) (Well Alright)<br/><br/> Associated Performer: Sam Bacco, Marty Stuart, Harry Stinson, Ana Cristina Cash, Russ Pahl, Dave Roe<br/> Film Director: Matt Paskert<br/> Composer Lyricist: Johnny Cash<br/> Film Producer: Nick Lantz<br/><br/>© 2024 UMG Recordings, Inc.<br/>")
_world-championship-wrestling-0392-0392-90.webp "2/22/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>3/3/90 – 90-minute episode; featured opening footage of Sting cheering NWA US Champion Lex Luger on during Wrestle War 90 the previous weekend; included Jim Ross & Jim Cornette on commentary; featured footage of the Luger vs. NWA World Champion Ric Flair match from Wrestle War, with Luger making the save for Sting outside the ring which cost him the title; included footage following the pay-per-view of Gordon Solie conducting an interview with Luger regarding the match, with Luger saying he wasn’t trying to win any popularity contests but what the Horsemen were trying to do to Sting wasn’t fair; featured footage after the pay-per-view of Solie conducting an interview with Flair & Woman regarding the match, with Flair saying he didn’t care what anyone had to say or think because he still had the belt and was better than Sting and Luger; Flair then said he would hurt Luger like he hurt Sting; included a graphic on how to send cards and letters to Sting during his recovery; featured promos by Terry Funk and Wahoo McDaniel regarding their upcoming participation in West Texas house shows, with Funk referring Luger vs. Flair and Wahoo refereeing the Road Warriors vs. Doom in a streetfight; included footage from Wrestle War and Ole Anderson & NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson attacking NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner’s arm after the match; featured a promo by NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner following Wrestle War in which they discussed Scott’s arm injury; included a promo from the Andersons in which they said Scott’s arm injury would lead to the Andersons taking the titles; featured footage from Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk beating Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin in the finals of the NWA US Tag Team Tournament, followed by a promo by Pillman & Zenk regarding the title win and facing all challengers; included footage from the Road Warriors vs. Skyscrapers streetfight at Wrestle War, with the Road Warriors eventually brawling with Doom; featured a promo from Teddy Long & Doom regarding the Road Warriors; included a promo by the Road Warriors & Paul Ellering regarding running off the Skyscrapers and now dealing with Doom; featured footage following Wrestle War of Jim Ross conducting an interview with Sting, on crutches, regarding being ringside for Luger vs. Flair and Luger coming to his aid at the end of the match; included a promo by Hayes & Garvin regarding their match later in the night against Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson:<br/>Norman pinned Joe Cazana with the sit-down splash at the 33-second mark after avoiding a sunset flip; prior to the bout, Norman cut an insert promo saying he would reserve a suite at the mental hospital for Kevin Sullivan, Cactus Jack, and their friends; after the bout, Cactus attacked Norman on the floor until Mike Rotunda made the save; moments later, Sullivan came out, with Norman fighting Sullivan on the floor as Rotunda fought Cactus in the ring<br/>Zan Panzer & Robbie Idol defeated Ke")
_world-championship-wrestling-0292-1792-90.webp "2/15/90; Gainesville, GA; Georgia Mountains Center<br/>2/17/90 – featured NWA US Champion Lex Luger and the Horsemen as guests of the Louisville Slugger:<br/>Doug Furnas vs. Jack Victory<br/>Kevin Sullivan & Cactus Jack vs. Pat Rose & Lee Scott<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Mark Kyle & Ned Brady; after the bout, Jim Ross conducted a podium interview with the Steiners in which they talked about facing NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson & Ole Anderson at Wrestle War, with the Andersons then coming out and the two teams brawling before Anderson hit Rick with a DDT on the podium and Scott was hit with the TV title belt<br/>Doom vs. Larry Santo & Keith Hart<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin vs. Tommy Rich & Eddie Gilbert<br/>Norman vs. Rip Morgan<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane vs. Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson<br/>NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson vs. Shane Douglas<br/>NWA World Champion Ric Flair (w/ Woman) pinned NWA US Tag Team Champion Brian Pillman in a non-title match at 11:43 by grabbing the tights for leverage after the momentum of a crossbody off the top by Pillman put Flair on top for the win; moments later, Flair, NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson, & Ole Anderson joined Jim Ross & Jim Cornette at the podium in which they said it was time to hear the answer from NWA US Champion Lex Luger on whether he would give up his title match with Flair at Wrestle War; moments later, Luger joined the Horsemen at the interview podium, with the Horsemen happy that he had agreed to give up the match with Flair; Luger responded by laying out all the Horsemen members as the show ended")
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