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George Olliver, Fifteen years ago he had a hit song with Toronto group The Mandala
George Olliver, Fifteen years ago he had a hit song with Toronto group The Mandala

George Olliver, Fifteen years ago he had a hit song with Toronto group The Mandala

Date7/24/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: George Olliver, Fifteen years ago he had a hit song with Toronto group The Mandala. But success was elusive. Today he's singing rhythm and blues with The Royals, a popular Metro group.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071686F
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