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Everlys at Thomson Hall. Hit parade pioneers in the mid-1950s, Phil and Don Everly last night brought memories flooding back to their fans at Roy Thom(...)
Everlys at Thomson Hall. Hit parade pioneers in the mid-1950s, Phil and Don Everly last night brought memories flooding back to their fans at Roy Thom(...)

Everlys at Thomson Hall. Hit parade pioneers in the mid-1950s, Phil and Don Everly last night brought memories flooding back to their fans at Roy Thom(...)

Date7/30/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Everlys at Thomson Hall. Hit parade pioneers in the mid-1950s; Phil and Don Everly last night brought memories flooding back to their fans at Roy Thomson Hall concert. They broke up in 1973 when Don walked off stage in the middle of a concert. Ten years later they reunited in London.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101978F
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