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Styx Show Popular

Toronto (CP) - A performance by the rock group Styx at the Canadian National Exhibition grandstand Friday drew an audience of 23,000, making it the most popular show so far this year, officials said.

Styx was formed in Chicago in 1970 by three of its five members, keyboard player Dennis DeYoung and twins, drummer John Panozzo and bassist Chuck Panozzo.

The band struggled for success for several years before achieving internation fame with the release of its fifth album, Equinox.

Both Styx and the opening group from Toronto, Zon, performed music combining a heavy beat with soaring atmospheric sounds.

Styx took it's name from the description in Dante's Inferno of the flaming river that separates purgatory from hell.



 

Source London Free Press - September 4, 1978
Member Dennis DeYoung , James "JY" Young, Tommy Shaw, Chuck Panozzo, John Panozzo
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from Laurie Muffler

 

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