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Thorogoc
George Thorogoo
On Thursday night one of
America, George Thorogood ;
> shows in the Russell House Ball
The Allstars, from Charlotte
opening act for Thorogood an
appearing for the third time ii
appearances, the Allstars prov
band.
Thorogood and the Destroyer
play a variety of classic R&B ar
by George Thorogood on guitai
and Billy Blough on bass. Hani
Destroyers on saxophone.
On Tuesday, Many 16, 1978, F
referred to a Destroyers' concei
dynamic shows I've ever seen ir
The Destroyers' debut albui
Destroyers, was not as comme
but was just as good an album,
recorded by the band to date.
The album that has brought t
On Over. In the Jan. 10, 1980, i
was seated at number 27 on the'
Even though they don't play
sidered by many to be one of the
M. Young, in the March 22, 197
Destroyers: "If Thorogood gav
would lock him in a lead barn
Jersey." It should be a great she
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and the Destroyers, will perform two
room.
ssville, Va., will return to USC as the
d the Destroyers. The Allstars will be
[i the past two years. At both previous
ed themselves to be a premier barroom
s are a Delaware-based blues band who
id rock 'n' roll tunes. The band is headed
* and vocals, with Jeff Simon on drums
c Carter will also be appearing with the
lobert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Times
*tas "...one of the most entertaining and
1 a club."
n, entitled George Thorogood and the
;rcially successful as Move It On Over,
and featured the only original material
he group into the limelight was Move It
ssue of Rolling Stone, Move It On Over
Top 100 LP's of 1979.
much original material, they are cons
hottest bands to see live. Critic Charles
9 issue of Rolling Stone, said this of the
e off any more energy, the government
el and dump him off the coast of New
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