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He went to Wilson and organized the Carolina Stompers.

ny-age-10-29-1949

New York Age, 29 October 1949.

Posted in 1940s, Arts, City of Wilson, Music, Newspapers and tagged Carolina Stompers, Music, musician, swing band on October 2, 2016 by Lisa Y. Henderson. 1 Comment

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