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High Country was a Santa Cruz venue at 931 Pacific that catered mostly to country and western music. There were a handful of punk/new wave shows there in the fall of 1978. The success of country/western shows at High Country caused the Catalyst to phase out shows of that genre. After High Country closed down, the space was reopened briefly in 1980 as Thatcher's.

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  • High Country
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  • High Country was a Santa Cruz venue at 931 Pacific that catered mostly to country and western music. There were a handful of punk/new wave shows there in the fall of 1978. The success of country/western shows at High Country caused the Catalyst to phase out shows of that genre. After High Country closed down, the space was reopened briefly in 1980 as Thatcher's.
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  • Humans, "Hidden People"
Name
  • the High Country
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  • Moorlands
Caption
  • A map of the Vast showing the High Country.
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  • High Country was a Santa Cruz venue at 931 Pacific that catered mostly to country and western music. There were a handful of punk/new wave shows there in the fall of 1978. The success of country/western shows at High Country caused the Catalyst to phase out shows of that genre. After High Country closed down, the space was reopened briefly in 1980 as Thatcher's.
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