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Paul Langlois
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The Tragically Hip perform on stage at Rogers Arena, with Gord Downie in a shiny blue suit and white hat singing, surrounded by bandmates playing guitar, drums, and bass under bright stage lights.
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Paul Langlois

Canadian musician
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  • the Tragically Hip
    the Tragically Hip
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    …replaced by Downie’s close friend Paul Langlois (b. August 23, 1964, Ottawa) on rhythm guitar. Three years later the Tragically Hip released their MCA Records debut, Up to Here, and were considered one of the most exciting new rock groups in Canada, winning the Juno Award for most promising group…

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    …replaced by Downie’s close friend Paul Langlois (b. August 23, 1964, Ottawa) on rhythm guitar. Three years later the Tragically Hip released their MCA Records debut, Up to Here, and were considered one of the most exciting new rock groups in Canada, winning the Juno Award for most promising group…

    Read More