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John Finley has come back to Toronto as lead singer with Rhinoceros, and all-star band formed in Los Angeles
John Finley has come back to Toronto as lead singer with Rhinoceros, and all-star band formed in Los Angeles

John Finley has come back to Toronto as lead singer with Rhinoceros, and all-star band formed in Los Angeles

Date12/5/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Finley has come back to Toronto as lead singer with Rhinoceros; and all-star band formed in Los Angeles. Finley and Michael Fonfara; the group's organist; both used to be with Jon and the Checkmates in Toronto. Rhinoceros will be playing tonight and tomorrow night at the Hawk's Nest.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0100553F
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