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BANGLADESH REVISITED '08 - That's The Way God Planned It

The second annual CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH REVISITED at New York's B.B. KING's featured: TOMMY WILLIAMS (Wonderous Stories) - Musical Director, Vocals, Guitars, Mandolin, Keyboards KENNY FORGIONE (Wonderous Stories) - Vocals, Guitars ERIC BAZILIAN (The Hooters) - Vocals, Guitar GODFREY TOWNSEND (Alan Parsons Project) - Vocals, Guitars JOHN MERJAVE (Liverpool) - Vocals, Guitars KEVIN McCANN (Wonderous Stories) - Guitars RANDY JACKSON (Zebra) - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar VINNIE MARTELL (Vanilla Fudge) - Vocals, Electric Guitar ANDY MARSHALL (THD) - Lap Steel Guitar JOHN MONTAGNA (Alan Parsons Project) - Vocals, Bass, Guitar BARRY WALLER (Blackmore's Night) - Bass TOMMY MANDEL (Bryan Adams, Dire Straits) - Hammond Organ MARK BONDER (Wonderous Stories) - Keyboards, Melodica RICH ZUKOR - Drums RICKY MARTINEZ (Wonderous Stories) - Drums TOM BOWES (Tower Of Power) - Lead and Backgrond Vocals ED RYAN - Lead and Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar HOLLI ANN LA ROCCA - Background Vocals, Percussion TOM SAN FILIPPO - Lead and Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar LAURA PRESS - Background Vocals CHRISTINE CARIOLA - Background Vocals SUE TURNER - Background Vocals PHIL GRANGER - Trumpet ARNO HECHT - Saxophone ERIC GOLETZ - Trombone

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Arado Ar-234 Blitz in action

The Arado Ar 234 was the world's first operational jet powered bomber, built by the German Arado company in the closing stages of World War II. In the field it was used almost entirely in the reconnaissance role, but in its few uses as a bomber it proved to be nearly impossible to intercept. It is commonly known as Blitz ("lightning"), though this name refers only to the B-2 bomber variant, and it is not clear whether it was ever formally applied instead of being derived from the informal term Blitz-Bomber (roughly, "very fast bomber"). The alternate name Hecht ("pike") is derived from one of the units equipped with this plane, Sonderkommando Hecht.

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