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The mighty
Dawn 5, once one of the local favorites, and sadly, least known bands of the 1965-'67 era. They stayed together long enough to give us a great 45, just enough info to keep interest up, including an interview in the Indianapolis Teen Tempo magazine,(that I don't have yet) and then
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disappeared from the scene. More than a couple of the bands I have interviewed admitted the
Dawn Five were the best musicians out there. Who am I to disagree? But, who were they, what else did they do, and where are they now?
They were:
Mike Nicoloff
Greg Nicoloff
Dave Dunne
Dave McKnown
Steve Benham
Listen to the truly dazzlin'
Necessary Evil right now, and tell me where these guys are!