04-05-2005, 02:56 AM
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Rock icons the Tragically Hip, known for their songs about hockey and Canadian history, were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, with a taped tribute from fans, bands, and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin.
"You think of the names Neil Young, Rush and the Guess Who: it feels really great to be part of that fraternity," Hip drummer Johnny Faythe told Reuters.
Rock icons the Tragically Hip, known for their songs about hockey and Canadian history, were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, with a taped tribute from fans, bands, and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin.
"You think of the names Neil Young, Rush and the Guess Who: it feels really great to be part of that fraternity," Hip drummer Johnny Faythe told Reuters.
hock: :roll: :mrgreen: