File:Larry Page, 1972 (cropped).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionLarry Page, 1972 (cropped).jpg |
English: This image appeared in the November 11, 1972, issue of Billboard magazine. The caption reads: "Irving Steinberg (President Mercury Records U.S.A.) -- Larry Page receiving belated gold disc for [the] Troggs "Wild Thing", produced by Larry Page. |
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Source | Billboard; November 11, 1972; p. 51. | |||
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Photographer: Anonymous Publisher: Billboard magazine |
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