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  • the Tragically Hip
    the Tragically Hip
    / Formation and early hits

    The Tragically Hip then recorded Up to Here in Memphis, Tennessee, with producer Don Smith (who also produced records by Keith Richards and Tom Petty). The album went platinum in six months. Singles “Blow at High Dough” and “New Orleans Is Sinking,” huge hits in Canada, were also top 10…

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    The Tragically Hip then recorded Up to Here in Memphis, Tennessee, with producer Don Smith (who also produced records by Keith Richards and Tom Petty). The album went platinum in six months. Singles “Blow at High Dough” and “New Orleans Is Sinking,” huge hits in Canada, were also top 10…

    Read More