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Christy Minstrels

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Christy Minstrels

Date9/22/1969

Names

Christy Minstrels (subject)

Geo, Mario (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Christy Minstrels

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Medium

Photographs

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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038097F

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Christy Minstrels

Christy Minstrels

9/22/1969

Minstrels. Washboard Hank and Reverend Ken (as they call themselves), of Peterborough, mad a hit with the folks outside the Eaton Centre yesterday. A (...)

Minstrels. Washboard Hank and Reverend Ken (as they call themselves), of Peterborough, mad a hit with the folks outside the Eaton Centre yesterday. A (...)

11/2/1978

Music Groups Named - New Christy Minstrels, The

Music Groups Named - New Christy Minstrels, The

11/13/1965

Music Groups Named - New Christy Minstrels, The

Music Groups Named - New Christy Minstrels, The

11/13/1965

Henry Mancini, new Christy Minstrels arrive for show: Ann White (left) and Karen Gunderson are members of group

Henry Mancini, new Christy Minstrels arrive for show: Ann White (left) and Karen Gunderson are members of group

11/16/1965

Music Groups Named - New Christy Minstrels, The

Music Groups Named - New Christy Minstrels, The

7/17/1972

The associate minstrels

The associate minstrels

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One of the original members of Les Chansonniers, the simple but profound Quebec minstrels, Gilles Vigneault sees his influence waning. Even though eve(...)

One of the original members of Les Chansonniers, the simple but profound Quebec minstrels, Gilles Vigneault sees his influence waning. Even though eve(...)

1/26/1972

Willie Dixon is teaching Butch and the other 12 kids that father knows best

Willie Dixon is teaching Butch and the other 12 kids that father knows best

5/18/1983

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

4/6/1985

Wee Willie Dixon just stands up there and plays, no jokes, no funny hats, but just great music, says critic Bill Dampier. He sings in the traditional (...)

Wee Willie Dixon just stands up there and plays, no jokes, no funny hats, but just great music, says critic Bill Dampier. He sings in the traditional (...)

7/13/1970