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Playing: About 1,500 people, the biggest crowd yet, came to the Toronto- Dominion Centre plaza to listen to the rocking sounds of the Stone Soul Children, a well-known local rhythm- and-blues group
Playing: About 1,500 people, the biggest crowd yet, came to the Toronto- Dominion Centre plaza to listen to the rocking sounds of the Stone Soul Children, a well-known local rhythm- and-blues group

Playing: About 1,500 people, the biggest crowd yet, came to the Toronto- Dominion Centre plaza to listen to the rocking sounds of the Stone Soul Children, a well-known local rhythm- and-blues group

Date7/15/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Playing: About 1,500 people, the biggest crowd yet, came to the Toronto- Dominion Centre plaza to listen to the rocking sounds of the Stone Soul Children, a well-known local rhythm- and-blues group.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101582F
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