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Six Joes. And there was, uh, the leader was a bass player named Shin Watanabe. He later on formed Shin Watanabe Productions, the production (company). If it werent for that production (company), you couldnt have any television program, something like that. It really became... and he was a bass player, and he also died, but the tenor player was one of the best, actually, probably one of the two ...
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