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Show rage C12 Thursday, August 2, 1990 Park Record Triva Well, local rockers are lining lin-ing up for rock and roll trivia. This week it was Fred Buttrick of the Hitmen who told us Savoy Brown lost four members to Foghat; that Harry Nilsson wrote the tune Coconut; and that the first album released by Jefferson Starship was Blows Against the Empire. We like to see people win, so let's go for one more week of rock and roll trivia. If you think you can answer the trivia questions below, call us at 649-9014, or stop by the Park Record office of-fice in Prospector Square, at 1670 Bonanza Drive. The first person to contact us with the correct answers gets a free sandwich from the Main Street Deli. We have found in the past there is sometimes some discrepency between various trivia references. If you have a source which disputes our trivia facts, bring br-ing in that source and you can still win the sandwich. 1. What name is Malcolm Rebennack better known by? 2. 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