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The Band of Oz hit Clinton on a beautiful Thursday evening during the Alive After Five Concert Series. The band played a variety of beach, R&B and soul. (Doug Clark/Sampson Independent)
The Band of Oz hit Clinton on a beautiful Thursday evening during the Alive After Five Concert Series. The band played a variety of beach, R&B and soul. (Doug Clark/Sampson Independent)
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Two young dancers enjoy the sounds of The Band of Oz Thursday night during the Alive After Five event, presented by the Sampson Arts Council, the City of Clinton and County of Sampson. (Doug Clark/Sampson Independent)
Two young dancers enjoy the sounds of The Band of Oz Thursday night during the Alive After Five event, presented by the Sampson Arts Council, the City of Clinton and County of Sampson. (Doug Clark/Sampson Independent)
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Doug Clark/Sampson Independent

The Band of Oz hit Clinton on a beautiful Thursday evening during the Alive After Five Concert Series. The band played a variety of beach, R&B and soul.

Doug Clark/Sampson Independent

Two young dancers enjoy the sounds of The Band of Oz Thursday night during the Alive After Five event, presented by the Sampson Arts Council, the City of Clinton and County of Sampson.

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