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Manchild rock group performs at free concert in Greenwood Park yesterday afternoon
Manchild rock group performs at free concert in Greenwood Park yesterday afternoon

Manchild rock group performs at free concert in Greenwood Park yesterday afternoon

Date8/15/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Manchild rock group performs at free concert in Greenwood Park yesterday afternoon. It was second concert of its type in three weeks organized by a group called the Greenwood Free Form Committe. Critic Bill Dampier says Manchild, a local group, has a fine cohesiveness and good sense of control with its original sound. Four other bands performed but all were hampered by poor sound system.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101509F
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