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Won't be typed. There are traces of everything in the work of the Young Ones, a six-man group that touches all musical bases. Four are shown here. Lef(...)
Won't be typed. There are traces of everything in the work of the Young Ones, a six-man group that touches all musical bases. Four are shown here. Lef(...)

Won't be typed. There are traces of everything in the work of the Young Ones, a six-man group that touches all musical bases. Four are shown here. Lef(...)

Date3/18/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Won't be typed. There are traces of everything in the work of the Young Ones, a six-man group that touches all musical bases. Four are shown here. Left to right are Wayne Prue, guitar; leader Duke Edwards; Bernard Moore, tenor sax; and Dickie McGee, trombone. The group is appearing at the Penny Farthing.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101620F
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Illustrations of three rosy-cheeked little girls, one with dark brown hair, one with light brow ...
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Franklin's footsteps, a sketch of Greenland, along the shores of which his expedition passed, and of the Parry Isles where the last traces of it were found
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1853
Image Not Available for Comfort Soap erases sorrow's deepest traces, brightens happy faces, washes finest laces
Comfort Soap erases sorrow's deepest traces, brightens happy faces, washes finest laces
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His latest book, The Covenant, traces 15,100 years of history in South Africa and it put James Michener on the bestseller lists again
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