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The Red Heads
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One of Red Nichols' many bands of the late twenties. View wikiOne of Red Nichols' many bands of the late twenties. View wikiOne of Red Nichols' many bands of the late twenties. View wiki
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Fred Rich and His Orchestra
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The Georgians
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California Ramblers
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Sam Lanin and His Orchestra
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Ipana Troubadours
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Adrian Rollini
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