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In action: John Helliwell, Supertramp's sax player seen here in concert, will be in Toronto next week to attend the Juno Award and to work on an album being cut by Chris deBurgh
In action: John Helliwell, Supertramp's sax player seen here in concert, will be in Toronto next week to attend the Juno Award and to work on an album being cut by Chris deBurgh

In action: John Helliwell, Supertramp's sax player seen here in concert, will be in Toronto next week to attend the Juno Award and to work on an album being cut by Chris deBurgh

Date3/29/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: In action: John Helliwell; Supertramp's sax player seen here in concert; will be in Toronto next week to attend the Juno Award and to work on an album being cut by Chris deBurgh.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102557F
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