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   Mr. Pinchock says he first saw Doc during his college days in the 70's at a   
   gig at West Chester University when his band was touring.   
      
   "It was one of my first experiences with folk music, and I was instantly   
   changed realizing that he represented a part of the world's great music. Doc's   
   legacy is here to stay."   
      
   Staff writer Gloria Goodale contributed to this report.   
      
      
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