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Wasn't It Nice? (1929-1930) Theatre Organ Never one to slavishly imitate

Wasn't It Nice? (1929-1930) Theatre Organ Never one to slavishly imitate78 collectors have long prized the handful of records made by bandleader Tom Clines in 1929 and 1930. The Clines band, which enjoyed great popularity from Boston to New York to Nassau, had a distinctive sound owing to its unusual instrumentation that prominently featured reed and rhythm instruments. The real "star" of the Clines records is Adrian Rollini, whose swinging and sophisticated bass saxophone solos enhance an already first rate band. The

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Never one to slavishly imitate the old masters

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Wasn't It Nice? (1929-1930) Theatre Organ Never one to slavishly imitate78 collectors have long prized the handful of records made by bandleader Tom Clines in 1929 and 1930. The Clines band, which enjoyed great popularity from Boston to New York to Nassau, had a distinctive sound owing to its unusual instrumentation that prominently featured reed and rhythm instruments. The real "star" of the Clines records is Adrian Rollini, whose swinging and sophisticated bass saxophone solos enhance an already first rate band. The

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