P.S. A Column On Things: Martin Mull, Dead At 80

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The multi-talented star of stage, screen, vinyl and LA-area coffee shops Martin Mull died last week. I can think of no better way to pay tribute to him than to post the songs which I paid for on vinyl and am, therefore, in my own mind, able to post on the Internet. Only one of them is available in any online store to buy. You can listen on Amazon Music. The funniest man ever to sing his own funny songs while accompanying himself.

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