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Pick up any issue of By Canada Bill RPM and you're sure not to see any news of the Hamilton scene. That is, with the exception of this week. The great "Steel Town" of "Brotherly Love"has finally Judging from the mail I received this week, you people out there in letter come out of the underground. Yep, their really is a "Steel Town Sound", and it's land dig the new format, and that's good `cuz it gives me more room to report on soul, brother, and although this paper is dated October 21st,, it's on the streets how local, out of town and foreign groups are doing.
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