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BP s oil money may pay for a series of free beach concerts to lure tourists to the Alabama coast, where the Gulf spill has wrecked the summer season.Jimmy Buffett gave a free show on the beach Sunday that drew thousands to Gulf Shores.Officials say they hope to follow up with more big-name pe
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