Poison (band) (English Wikipedia)

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moondancejam.com

"Poison 2008". www.moondancejam.com. Moondance Events. Retrieved August 26, 2022. Poison received a letter from Vice President Dick Cheney thanking the band for contributing 20,000 CDs of the album Flesh & Blood to lift the morale of U.S. Troops during Desert Storm, and their continued support of the Armed Forces.

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"Poison Manager Vicky Hamilton on Quitting After Bret Michaels' Stage Insult: It was a mutual parting". YouTube. Retrieved March 17, 2022.