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Arrested Development Spares A Dime For Homeless
Acclaimed, Grammy Winning Band And EMI Records Group Donate $54,000 From “Mr. Wendal” Royalties To The
National Coalition For The Homeless In Honor of “Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? Day
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Pictured standing from left to right: National Coalition for the homeless' Fred Karnes: Arrested Development's Aerie Taree and Nadiroh, and
Coalition's Fred Flores and Mike Fabricant. Pictured in front: Arrested Development's Speech. Photo credit. Gary cershott
Chrysalis/ERG recording artists
A rrested D evelopm ent, winners of
the 1993 Grammy awards as “Best
New Artist” and “Best Rap Perfor
mance” have donated a check for
S54,174.52 to the National Coalition
for the Homeless. The am ount in
cludes the royalties from the hip-hop
group’s hit single, “ Mr. W endal,’
along with a m atching dollar-for-
dollar total contributed by the band's
label, Chrsalis/ERG.
Group leader Speech, who re
cently delivered the keynote speech
at this year's CM J Music M arathon
convention in New York City, pre
sented a check for the am ount to the
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“We believe that homelessness is
the fault o f the government and the
system. The basic liberties and the
pursuit of happiness should be a way
o f life, not a privilege. W e decided
that instead o f merely blaming the
system or complaining about it, we'd
write about it, do something about it,”
explains Speech.
Daniel G lass comments, “Only
the most unique and talented artists
can effect change in the world with
their music. Arrested Development's
Mr. W endal' did more for the home
less than many o f today's politicians.”
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organization's Fred K am as and Mike
F abricant Also on hand for the pre
sentation were band members Aerie
Taree and Nadirah along with ERG
President/CEO, D aniel G lass and Sr.
Director, Rap M usic, Lindsey W il
liams.
“ M r.W endal,” from the band’s
triple platinum -plus debut, 3years, 5
months and 2 days in the life of...,
deals directly with the homeless situ
ation in lyrics such as “N ever thought
twice about spending on a ole bum
until I had the chance to really get to
know one! Now that I know 'em to
give him money isn't charity, he gives
me some knowledge I buy him some
le ss o f f ic ia ls h o p e A rre ste d
Development's donation serves as a
springboard for “ Brother Can You
Spare A D im e?” day on November
18,1993 the first national fund-rais
ing day for homeless people. The
event is slated to be marked through
out the m onth of November 14-20,
1993, cosponsored by NCH along with
the N a tio n a l S tu d en t C am paign
Against Hunger and Homelessness
and O xfam America.
A rrested Development are cur
rently in the Deep South, writing and
recording the follow-up to their suc
cessful debut album set for a Spring
'94 release.
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At the same time, Governor Roberts
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ship with the com pany, and pleased
as well with the cooperation w e’ve
seen here between Gunderson and the
City of Springfield.”
The training program funded by
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the new G underson employees a work
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tools and other equipm ent in the fa
cility. Gunderson has a long estab
lished record of quality training to
both enhance productivity and ensure
safety. (Peggy Eberle, OEDD, 373-
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