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Photo Story | Popular ‘70s group ESG headlines for True/False at the Blue Note Dance Party

Partygoers packed the venue to dance the night away with ESG, Soumir and Peace Lily
Nick D. Nicholas of ESG wears an alien head during the Blue Note Dance Party on Friday, March 6, in Columbia, Mo. Nicholas’ artist’s nickname is “N-Squared,” and he has one solo song out on Spotify.
Nick D. Nicholas of ESG wears an alien head during the Blue Note Dance Party on Friday, March 6, in Columbia, Mo. Nicholas’ artist’s nickname is “N-Squared,” and he has one solo song out on Spotify.
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Emerald, Sapphire and Gold, an influential and iconic ‘70s disco funk group, made its Missouri debut Friday evening at the Blue Note Dance Party. Partygoers danced until after midnight. Peace Lily opened the dance party with a DJ set, which was followed directly by a performance from local St. Louis artist Soumir.

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