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Busy band: Fans in the U.S. and Canada love Rick Fine's, Alan Black's and Gary Peeples's blues
Busy band: Fans in the U.S. and Canada love Rick Fine's, Alan Black's and Gary Peeples's blues

Busy band: Fans in the U.S. and Canada love Rick Fine's, Alan Black's and Gary Peeples's blues

Date5/10/1994
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Original Toronto Star caption: Busy band: Fans in the U.S. and Canada love Rick Fine's; Alan Black's and Gary Peeples's blues.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102092F
Bartley Higgins wonders how we can criticize the U.S. for its treatment of blacks, while towns such as Armstrong exist in our own backyard
Bartley Higgins wonders how we can criticize the U.S. for its treatment of blacks, while towns such as Armstrong exist in our own backyard
7/9/1970
Hot blues on a cold night. Veteran bluesman Willie Dixon's steaming concert cut through 5-degree temperature and 20 mile-an-hour winds to warm hearts of 1,500 fans at Forum last night
Hot blues on a cold night. Veteran bluesman Willie Dixon's steaming concert cut through 5-degree temperature and 20 mile-an-hour winds to warm hearts of 1,500 fans at Forum last night
5/18/1983
Flowers from home: Glass Tiger's Alan Frew grasps a flower thrown by one of 11,200 fans who welcomed the Newmarket band to Kingswood Music Theatre Saturday
Flowers from home: Glass Tiger's Alan Frew grasps a flower thrown by one of 11,200 fans who welcomed the Newmarket band to Kingswood Music Theatre Saturday
7/9/1988
Congratulations: Rightwinger Rick Vaive who set Maple Leaf scoring record last night at the Gardens, receives kiss from his wife, Joyce, after the game, won by Toronto over Chicago Blacks Hawks, 8-5
Congratulations: Rightwinger Rick Vaive who set Maple Leaf scoring record last night at the Gardens, receives kiss from his wife, Joyce, after the game, won by Toronto over Chicago Blacks Hawks, 8-5
3/22/1982
Blue Jays say 'cheese' for camera-toting fans, Blue Jays Rick Leach (left) and Lloyd Moseby ham it up before yesterday's game against Chicago White So(...)
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8/16/1987
A Birthday present wrapped in Tartans, It was a wish come true when three of Fred Black's granddaughters, and rest of Toronto Girls' Pipe Band gave a (...)
A Birthday present wrapped in Tartans, It was a wish come true when three of Fred Black's granddaughters, and rest of Toronto Girls' Pipe Band gave a (...)
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Issue settled: Brad Gaull (left) and Al Dixon led the band of Dominion Store employees in a battle to block Conrad Black's Domgroup Ltd
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2/2/1987
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
11/19/1981
Mike Reno: Loverboy's lead singer, dressed in band's uniform of clinging black leather and bits of red and white cloth tied in various places, delivered what 18,000 fans wanted, at Grandstand
Mike Reno: Loverboy's lead singer, dressed in band's uniform of clinging black leather and bits of red and white cloth tied in various places, delivered what 18,000 fans wanted, at Grandstand
8/23/1983
Fines levied, Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling confers with Attorney-General Paul Adderley, right, at press conference yesterday. Adderley cast(...)
Fines levied, Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling confers with Attorney-General Paul Adderley, right, at press conference yesterday. Adderley cast(...)
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After a police raid on their party, which resulted in 62 members of Satan's Choice motorcycle club and friends paying $1,050 in fines, the cyclists st(...)
After a police raid on their party, which resulted in 62 members of Satan's Choice motorcycle club and friends paying $1,050 in fines, the cyclists st(...)
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Two children died of suffocation inside this clothes dryer, and a coroner s jury as recommended fines for those abandoning appliances without removing doors
Two children died of suffocation inside this clothes dryer, and a coroner s jury as recommended fines for those abandoning appliances without removing doors
9/8/1971