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Well I guess the most famous was "South Rampart Street Parade. " That's the one that's played most today. They made a stock orchestration out of it. And so that got around. It's a New Orleans march, you know, which isn't everybody's dish of tea to play a New Orleans march because it's not exactly a thing for dancing but even Guy Lombardo, that was his big number. He'd play "South Rampart Stree ...
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