Nirvana: Rockin’ T.P., Santa Fe 1989
The grunge rock band Nirvana takes the stage for the first and only time in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The grunge rock band Nirvana takes the stage for the first and only time in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Kurt Cobain
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Krist Novoselic
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Chad Channing
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Jason Everman
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The grunge rock band Nirvana takes the stage for the first and only time in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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