2 recordings were found in the Echoes Hub Database when searching for '1987-09-19'

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Band / Artist Date RoIO Name Venue City State/Prov Country Type Entered By
Pink Floyd1987-09-19Hand of FateJFK StadiumPhiladelphiaPAUSASHNlogansdad
Pink Floyd1987-09-19PrismJFK StadiumPhiladelphiaPAUSASHNGroovinpict
2 recordings were found in the Echoes Hub Database when searching for '1987-09-19'

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