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That's right. Was a hell of trumpet player. He and Kid Rena were buddies from kids. All them people were friends. Come out the seventh ward. There was Wooden <span class="fullMatch" id="match_122">Joe Nicholas</span>]. He could play. Of that time, see, but time marches on. Wooden Joe Nicholas Nicholas . Then there was Manuel Perez. There was Milford Piron. I seen him a couple of times, but he ...
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