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DUBUQUE BLUES The only musical tribute written for Dubuque by a nationally recognized musical group. In 1967, before becoming one of the 1960s most popular bands, “The Association” performed in the Locust Street Parking Ramp at a teen dance. | [[Image:blues.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Record of the musical group "The Association"]]DUBUQUE BLUES The only musical tribute written for Dubuque by a nationally recognized musical group. In 1967, before becoming one of the 1960s most popular bands, “The Association” performed in the Locust Street Parking Ramp at a teen dance. | ||
Jules Alexander, a member of the band, wrote the tune that was released on an album in 1969. The song sold well locally, but never achieved nationwide popularity. | Jules Alexander, a member of the band, wrote the tune that was released on an album in 1969. The song sold well locally, but never achieved nationwide popularity. | ||
[[Category: Musician]] | [[Category: Musician]] | ||
Revision as of 02:49, 22 April 2009
DUBUQUE BLUES The only musical tribute written for Dubuque by a nationally recognized musical group. In 1967, before becoming one of the 1960s most popular bands, “The Association” performed in the Locust Street Parking Ramp at a teen dance.
Jules Alexander, a member of the band, wrote the tune that was released on an album in 1969. The song sold well locally, but never achieved nationwide popularity.