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noting that he was inspired to write “I’m Sorry” from the “Virgin Heart” album while ' the band travelled to a per- formance in North Bay, Ontario. '

What does the future hold for the Terry Crawford Band?

The band would like to re- ceive an American deal as

. capacity-filled Barn in t was supposed to be one he final legs in their last ersity tour. g ' owever, where ., is ,a . tradiction in the phrase " tuniversitytour.“ 5 “5" ccording to leadgsgocalistf ry Crawford,"fllie‘band to finish“ its“ bodkéd

soon as possible. Crawford

5 in Nova Scotia. says she likes singing, but

bers of the band would considers her profession

take a few months chiefly as a means of making tion, during which they

money. ld organize a new stage When she’s not working, write new songs, and Terry Crawford IS mainly a 6 some unspecified country girl. Her passion is ges.

horses — she currently owns an Arabian called Andy. Things like gardening don’t interest her any more, since

and members thought

a practical move be— e their current show was ming dry. According to

she doesn’t have any time for wford, the. show was them. . e going through .the We Wish the Terry ions."She added that the Craward Band the best of dthrives on pressure. ' luck in 1984. Hopefully, he Terry Crawford Band they’ll be successful in the ted off in Winnipeg in , US. and still manage to 1. Terry, her husband make a return trip to UPEl. k Johnson, and the

berspf-the original ;-, 'ed at. highy‘school dams x. i sock hops under the. l e Crawford.

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n order to break into the ‘ V sic business, the band f ved to Toronto in 1975. cr playing in bars and itclubs there, the band ‘ived its first recording 1 in 1980 with RCA.

ince then, they have pro- v ed three albums under the lOllS record label, but are _ rcntly looking stateside to A, who wish to take four gs from the “Virgin trt” album and produce E.P. Crawfordcautioned

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