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Pictured: Eli Smith hard at work in the Console Room at KillPop Studios in Payson. Smith's music studio is featured this week in a story written by Trenton Hooker. Discover how the studio, its owners, and musicians are breathing new life in to the concept of "pop music," as well as an historic building in Downtown Payson in this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle. |
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Who Said Pop Music Was Dead?
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The Payson Chronicle
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MELODIE OLSEN WOOD On a warm, sunny day in February, our spunky, feisty, independent, loving ...
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PHOTO—Hired as a chemist for the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company in 1915, Ephraim Cluff worked at the Bellingham, Washington plant, and later Midva...


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