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Jazz Pianist Al Williams (foreground) points with pride to Harry Douglass (centre), lead singer, founder and sole survivor of the original Deep River (...)
Jazz Pianist Al Williams (foreground) points with pride to Harry Douglass (centre), lead singer, founder and sole survivor of the original Deep River (...)

Jazz Pianist Al Williams (foreground) points with pride to Harry Douglass (centre), lead singer, founder and sole survivor of the original Deep River (...)

Date2/29/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jazz Pianist Al Williams (foreground) points with pride to Harry Douglass (centre); lead singer; founder and sole survivor of the original Deep River Boys; flanked by Richard Sparks and Bill Jones; with drummer Chuck Sebestyan.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101908F
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