Word: debuted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...ATTENDED Peter Yarrow's second "first concert" last Sunday night. The first "first concert" at Symphony Hall in April 1972 marked Yarrow's debut as a solo folk singer following the breakup of Peter, Paul and Mary and a year of singing at voters' registration rallies and Democratic benefits. Last Sunday's concert testified to an incredible growth. By adapting his music to rock and to generally richer orchestration, Yarrow has regained his enormous performing charisma and redefined the tradition of which Peter, Paul and Mary were a part...
...MONTGOMERY BAND. Boston has given rise to lots of good things--North End pizza, civil disobedience, and James Montgomery, to name a few. Montgomery's finally released an album after years of perfecting his band's performance, and if it's half as exciting as his live appearances, his debut should sell a million among local fans alone. Skinny James is a sizzling blues harpist; he also sings better than Paul Butterfield, and is a master of the extended rap-turns-into-a-song type of blues. The great misfortune of his national tours will be the time they usurp...
...reduce the news vacuum in St. Louis, as well as supplement their weekly maximum of $65 in strike benefits, some of the unemployed journalists have pooled resources to publish a strike paper. St. Louis Today made its debut the third week of the strike, but the thrice-weekly tabloid, lacking Associated Press and United Press International service, has done little to relieve the news shortage. The 40 volunteers, working out of a vacant classroom where school desks substitute for work tables, have offered readers stories on Amtrack and the Gainesville Eight instead of concentrating on local news. The paper...
...year ago, Pennington ruined the Crimson debut by humbling Harvard, 28-19. Since then another year of indoctrination into the Restic system has passed. Today will reveal how much of the Restic complexity has sunk in for the Harvard squad...
...explanation for Viva's disappointing debut may be Guccione's ad hoc staff setup. Essentially the same crew that publishes Penthouse put together Viva. As the new magazine was going to press in some confusion, two senior staffers, Executive Editor Arno Karlen and Managing Editor Phyllis Seidel, resigned, complaining that Guccione repeatedly changed almost every page weeks after the closing deadline...