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| <span style="font-size:92%">'''Green Bay Press-Gazette''' [[Green Bay Press-Gazette index|{{n}}]]</span> | | <span style="font-size:92%">'''Green Bay Press-Gazette''' [[Green Bay Press-Gazette index|{{n}}]]</span> | ||
*[[Green Bay Press-Gazette, February 5, 1978|1978 February 5]] | |||
*[[Green Bay Press-Gazette, July 23, 1978|1978 July 23]] | |||
*[[Green Bay Press-Gazette, June 24, 1979|1979 June 24]] | |||
*[[Green Bay Press-Gazette, June 11, 2006|2006 June 11]] | *[[Green Bay Press-Gazette, June 11, 2006|2006 June 11]] | ||
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When Elvis Costello's management recently asked George to open for Elvis' tour, "George honestly had no idea who Elvis Costello was. George had nver heard of Bruce Springsteen either he still calls him 'Bruce Superteen.'" Even on a recent tour, Thorogood brought no road crew, no lighting or sound men, no public address system. His "entourage" consisted of two fellow musicians, their instruments and three amplifiers. | When Elvis Costello's management recently asked George to open for Elvis' tour, "George honestly had no idea who Elvis Costello was. George had nver heard of Bruce Springsteen either he still calls him 'Bruce Superteen.'" Even on a recent tour, Thorogood brought no road crew, no lighting or sound men, no public address system. His "entourage" consisted of two fellow musicians, their instruments and three amplifiers. | ||
