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No. My name was changed. I let them change my name in 1954 when I came back from Honolulu. I was working at this joint called the Purple Onion -- no. The LeMadeline, the LeMadeline. It was a real joint, and I was offered a job at the Moulin Rouge through Eddie Beal, who was my coach. I was -- for the first time, I was studying with a coach. Eddie Beal brought me Bob Russell, this great songwri ...
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