Ice and Great Northern lead area music scene evolution
The scene features Ice cutting new material at U.A. studios in Winona and pursuing jazz influences while seeking recording deals. Local acts Wally and Great Northern emerge with bold plans and planned shows, including Mark IV at the City Youth Center and a Four Seasons appearance at the auditorium.
Great Songs of the Sixties and Ecology Books Spotlight
Youth Beat reviews two new books Great Songs of the Sixties edited by Milton Okum features 82 top tunes with guitar and piano arrangements and Our Vanishing Wilderness by Mary Louise Shelly Grossman and John Hamlet surveys wildlife, ecology actions, plus ride-alongs on The Guess Who Share the Land and other records, urging reader involvement and collections in concert with local media notes. The piece also mentions The Four Seasons comeback and upcoming La Crosse November 8 concert, with a prompt for schools to share their papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Palmer
Great Northern
Bob Riniker
Ticket
Wally
Webster
Milton Okum
Milt
Peter, Paul and Mary
Tom Paxton
John Denver
Alfie
Mary Louise
Shelly Grossman
John Hamlet
Shelly
Joanne Marinos
Randy Bachman
Michael Nesmith
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Dick Turner
HE. Tae
Gill Fox
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
HCA
Hoc
Lindy
Hioe
Ice
U.A
Winona
Bob Kuhlmann
Decca Records
Eau Claire
Bob
Wanton Forest
Milwaukee
WOKY
WRIT
la Crosse A.M
New City
10Th and
Adams Streets
Association
LCU
National Report
By Roger Doughty
Joanne
Rick
Nelson
Harry Nilsson
Manhattan
Jules Podell
Four Seasons
Mary E. Sawyer
la Crosse
Youth Beat
Ricky Nelson
Wxow
Tai Lee Anad Tin