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1970's Vincent Bonham - Detroit Federation of Musicians Union Card. Bonham was a member of the late 1970's R & B group RAYDIO which featured Ray Parker Jr. His co-vocals can be heard on the hit "You Can't Change That". Bonham attended Detroit Northwestern High School. He had this union card when he was in High School. You can tell that it was in a wallet for some time. CT's Treasure Haven is a full time Estate Sale/Auction/Liquidation Company that has been selling on E-bay since 1998. Unless stated, CT's offers a satisfaction guarantee on the used products it sells. If within a few days of delivery you do not like the product, we will refund 100% when item is received back. |
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