Bob 'Blue Gene Tyranny' Sheff, at Otis Spann Memorial Field, August 1970 Photographer: Andrea Fulton
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Prime Movers Band, October 1966 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1966
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Ann Arbor News, October 18, 1966
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Local Band Goes Into Action: Here are the Prime Movers in action at the Schwabin Inn: in the foreground (left to right) are Michael Erlewine, singer, and his brother, Dan, who plays lead guitar; in the background are Jack Dawson, bass guitar, Tom Ralston, sitting in on the drums for regular Iggy Osterberg, and Bob Sheff, mono-organ.
Ann Arbor News, October 18, 1966
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Local Band Goes Into Action: Here are the Prime Movers in action at the Schwabin Inn: in the foreground (left to right) are Michael Erlewine, singer, and his brother, Dan, who plays lead guitar; in the background are Jack Dawson, bass guitar, Tom Ralston, sitting in on the drums for regular Iggy Osterberg, and Bob Sheff, mono-organ.
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