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Strumming his $1,000 guitar in his flat above garage near Queen and Parliament is Toronto rock singer Murray McLauchlan
Strumming his $1,000 guitar in his flat above garage near Queen and Parliament is Toronto rock singer Murray McLauchlan

Strumming his $1,000 guitar in his flat above garage near Queen and Parliament is Toronto rock singer Murray McLauchlan

Date11/29/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Strumming his $1,000 guitar in his flat above garage near Queen and Parliament is Toronto rock singer Murray McLauchlan. Predictions of success for ex-street singer are finally coming true.
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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_0067324F
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Native strumming a home-made guitar is descended from the original inhabitants of Australia, the aborigines
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Country vocalist: Murray McLauchlan picked up his Juno in the country music category last night
Country vocalist: Murray McLauchlan picked up his Juno in the country music category last night
4/2/1980
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Who, me? Murray McLauchlan looks like he can't believe his ears as he is announced winner of country male vocalist of the Year. Girlfriend Karen Ucci congratulates him
12/5/1984
Back at home: Murray McLauchlan, who plays Convocation Hall tonight, has received an ACTRA nomination for best TV variety performance in his special, Floating Over Canada
Back at home: Murray McLauchlan, who plays Convocation Hall tonight, has received an ACTRA nomination for best TV variety performance in his special, Floating Over Canada
3/18/1986
The biggest draw among the impressive array of talent presented at Harborfront 74 yesterday was Toronto singer-songwriter Murray McLauchlan, who flew (...)
The biggest draw among the impressive array of talent presented at Harborfront 74 yesterday was Toronto singer-songwriter Murray McLauchlan, who flew (...)
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The original script for next year's CBC Canada Day TV special called for Toronto's popular singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan to roll along Bay St(...)
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Singer Murray McLauchlan
Singer Murray McLauchlan
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Singer-Guitarist Murray McLauchlan
Singer-Guitarist Murray McLauchlan
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Off to the movies. Singer Murray McLauchlan's all set for a night at the movies, Tears Are Not Enough, in fact, which had its gala premiere at the Hyl(...)
10/2/1985
Crowd was delighted with singer Gord Lightfoot at Massey Hall last night, but writer Margaret Daly says his delivery was flat and uninspired and he generally failed to offer any vocal interpretation or emotion to even his most beautiful lyrics
Crowd was delighted with singer Gord Lightfoot at Massey Hall last night, but writer Margaret Daly says his delivery was flat and uninspired and he generally failed to offer any vocal interpretation or emotion to even his most beautiful lyrics
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