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He played, when he played, he was [? (inaudible)], like he was dancing with a woman. That come out of ragtime. They kept them snare drums going. Ratty Jean Vigne and his [? (inaudible)] moustache, he's good looking, pretty brown . . . He's a master bricklayer and plasterer. Building trades. He didn't play music for a living. He played, but he had more, make more money than ten bands, because h ...
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