Randy Lewis

Los Angeles Times

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Pop music writer at the Los Angeles Times

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Since the 1970's a steady stream of music and the voice of Lakers' announcer Chick Hearn filled the arena of Inglewood's  Fabulous Forum . It wasn't all sports and rock and roll.

The Music Is Coming Back to Inglewood

Since the 1970's a steady stream of music and the voice of Lakers' announcer Chick Hearn filled the arena of Inglewood's Fabulous Forum . It wasn't all sports and rock and roll.

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