Neil Young at Massey Hall: January 19, 1971
Neil Young’s January 19, 1971 Massey Hall homecoming featured songs that would appear on Harvest. His producer wanted the live recording released next. It finally...
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Neil Young’s January 19, 1971 Massey Hall homecoming featured songs that would appear on Harvest. His producer wanted the live recording released next. It finally...
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The Rolling Stones used the name The Cockroaches for two secret 1977 shows at Toronto’s roughly 300-capacity El Mocambo.
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Two floors on Spadina, with substantial used CDs and records that never make it into the online shop.
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An Ossington vinyl stop for new releases and used records, with a history stretching back to the Queen West shop.
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Kops' Queen West shop puts decades of record retail and a long interest in singles on the downtown shopping route.
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The Horseshoe is a true Toronto institution: a narrow front bar, a back-room stage and decades of Canadian rock history packed into a Queen Street...
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The Danforth is one of Toronto’s most reliable mid-sized rooms: old theatre bones, a broad floor and a neighborhood location that still feels connected to...
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