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This is a low resolution Scan of a newspaper Article, published in The Beacon Herald, September 28th, 1961.
It shows the event, in musical history, which was written about in Levon Helm's book, This Wheel's on Fire, and quoted in the Wikipedia page for The Revols Where Ronnie Hawkins Hired this band, from Stratford Ontario, and started a chain of events, which would directly influence the later formation of The Band, The Great Speckled Bird and Janis Joplin's band Pearl.

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