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- Onion_Creek_(band) abstract "Onion Creek was an Austin, Texas band embedded in the social and political movement of the 1960s centering on ending poverty and the Vietnam War, seeking equal human rights for women and minorities, greater social and economic egalitarianism, and the confrontation of the power of political and economic elites. Almost all of their music was original material, most of it motivated by personal and counter-cultural themes. They played mostly at the Vulcan Gas Company, a large, funky rock and roll concert venue that featured a bands primarily focused on either counter cultural material, folk rock, or the blues. Onion Creek was one among four or five local bands who were part of a rotation of groups that played concerts there on a more or less monthly basis.".
- Q7093916 abstract "Onion Creek was an Austin, Texas band embedded in the social and political movement of the 1960s centering on ending poverty and the Vietnam War, seeking equal human rights for women and minorities, greater social and economic egalitarianism, and the confrontation of the power of political and economic elites. Almost all of their music was original material, most of it motivated by personal and counter-cultural themes. They played mostly at the Vulcan Gas Company, a large, funky rock and roll concert venue that featured a bands primarily focused on either counter cultural material, folk rock, or the blues. Onion Creek was one among four or five local bands who were part of a rotation of groups that played concerts there on a more or less monthly basis.".