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The Peabody Times ran a terrific column called "Sound Scene" that delivered the scoop on local groups. Unfortunately, it only started in 1968 and lasted until 1969. Still, the newspaper did feature a lot of local groups. | The Peabody Times ran a terrific column called "Sound Scene" that delivered the scoop on local groups. Unfortunately, it only started in 1968 and lasted until 1969. Still, the newspaper did feature a lot of local groups. | ||
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The Peabody Teen Scene
Peabody Garage Rock groups included Baronca & His Angels , Bay State Settlement , Harpersfield Band , Our Generation , Purple Institute , Reason Why , Solid State Seven , What .
Musicians from Peabody included Stewart Aronson, Raja Carmody, Dan Cardinale, John Clements, Joe Dailey, Jan Drazevuk / Drazezuk, Tom Febonio, Ron Flynn, Jim Garland, Glen Goodridge, Gary Goldman, Scott Greenan, Tania Jarrow , Larry Loring, Steve Lemack, Ron Leroux, Jeff Lubow, Al Malette / Mallette, Dave Manuel, Keith Maurin, Al Miano, Mike Miano, Steve Morgan, Nick Kokoras, John Krawazy, Jim LaTraverse, Charles Joy, Nick Russo, Bob Terban, Steve Tigar, Skip Tobey / Art Tohey, Bill Wanelik, Steve Whittier .
The Peabody Times ran a terrific column called "Sound Scene" that delivered the scoop on local groups. Unfortunately, it only started in 1968 and lasted until 1969. Still, the newspaper did feature a lot of local groups.
Battle Of The Bands, Holiday Festival, Leo J. Buckley Stadium, July 4, 1968
Battle Of The Bands, Knights Of Columbus Hall, July 26, 1968
