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On Thursday night one o
America, George Thorogood
i shows in the Russell House Ba
The Allstars, from Charloi
opening act for Thorogood a
appearing for the third time
appearances, the Allstars pre
band.
Thorogood and the Destroy*
play a variety of classic R&B
by George Thorogood on guit
and Billy Blough on bass. Ha
Destroyers on saxophone.
On Tuesdav Manv IK 1Q7?
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referred to a Destroyers' conc
dynamic shows I've ever seen
The Destroyers' debut alb
Destroyers, was not as comn
but was just as good an albun
recorded by the band to date.
The album that has brought
On Over. In the Jan. 10, 1980,
was seated at number 27 on th<
Even though they don't pla
sidered by many to be one of tl
M. Young, in the March 22, 1!
Destroyers: "If Thorogood ga
would lock him in a lead bai
Jersey." It should be a great si
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