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| Many years ago this stream, during the fabulous salmon runs of yore, was crammed with so many salmon returning to spawn that a man could haul a small piano out onto their backs and run through the collected works of Liberace without ever getting his feet wet. This is a well-written, wryly sympathetic, complex portrait of an entertainer, clearly inspired by Liberace. Biggs' rival at the time (they were almost like rock stars) was American Virgil Fox, the Liberace of the organ, who staged "Heavy Organ" concerts, complete with psychedelic light show, at the marijuana-saturated Fillmore East theatre in New York. |
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