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1. Mould also co-founded a record label, Singles Only Label, with Coyote Records label founder Steve Fallon.
2. This month the club's owners, Steve Fallon and Todd Abramson, sold Maxwell's to Bill Sutton, a management consultant.
3. Executive director Steve Fallon, who took over the job three years ago, said attendance was up 18 percent last year and revenue increased 37 percent.
4. In October 2012, the main grandstand was renamed the " Steve Fallon Stand ", commemorating his achievement in getting the club up to the Conference National.
5. While some longtime patrons missed the more freewheeling Steve Fallon days, Maxwell's again became as vital a part of the independent music community as it was in the 1980s and 1990s.
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7. "The most important thing is that this could become an educational facility for young people as well as entertainment, " said Steve Fallon, the hall of fame's executive director.
8. The authors, Pat Yale, a Londoner who has retreated to Bristol, and Steve Fallon, an American, have taken a long, hard look at the so-called coolest city in the world and found it and its inhabitants rather wanting.
9. After a short period out of football, Beck became assistant manager to Steve Fallon at Histon, in what proved to be the most successful period in the club's history as the club rose from the lower leagues up to the Conference National.
10. At a time when one of the Fallon siblings wanted to divest their interest in the business, Peter Buck ( guitarist for R . E . M . ) bought their piece to help his friend Steve Fallon keep it open as a resource for enthusiasts of new music.
11. He had trouble breaking into the first team at Histon in the opening months of the 2006 07 season, but later went on a scoring spree of scoring seven goals in nine games to help Histon to the top of the league, and into Steve Fallon's starting eleven.
12. A guidebook helps, and " France : a Lonely Planet travel survival kit " by Steve Fallon, Daniel Robinson, and Richard Nebesky, ( Lonely Planet Publications, $ 19.95 ), is a 624-page tome, containing dozens of maps, including one for the Paris Metro ), a food glossary, accommodations and dining options for all budgets, information on activities from cycling to ballooning, and, alas, British spellings in the text.