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• In , trombonist Pee Wee Hunt and his band were fooling around at a Capitol recording session. They performed a satirical version of "Twelfth Street Rag" that found them playing like amateur Dixielanders and renegades of style jazz. The Capitol executives were delighted, the performance was released, and to everyone's surprise, it became a major hit!

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• Dixieland jazz ensembles; Pee Wee Hunt, trombone, vocals and his orchestra. Included Work Royal garden blues How come you do me like you do Jada Moon glow Sunny side of the street Indiana After you've gone Black and blue Muskrat ramble That's a plenty Lazy bones St. .

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• Pee Wee and Fingers (Capitol) Rodgers & Hammerstein a La Dixie (Capitol) Pee Wee Hunt and His Dixieland Band (Royale) On the Sunny Side (Glendale) , 12th Street Rag (GOO) Jegyzetek.

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• Performer: Pee Wee Hunt And His Orchestra Writer: Chas. L. Johnson Instrumental. Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are mil truncated eliptical, mil truncated conical, mil truncated conical, mil truncated eliptical.

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• My father was a huge dixieland lover, and I spent many hours sitting with him on the living room floor listening to his old 78s. These recordings he actually had on 45s, and they were always among his favorite recordings.5/5(3).

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• Twelfth Street Rag by Pee Wee Hunt and His Orchestra. 1 US [artist #1 hit] hit for Earl Fuller in [Capitol ] written by Euday L. Bowman. 2. 07/ Oh! by Pee Wee Hunt and His Orchestra. 3 US [artist #2 hit] [instrumental] hit for Ted Lewis in [Capitol ].

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• Pee Wee Hunt was born on May 10, in Mount Healthy, Ohio, USA as Walter Hunt. He died on June 22, in Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA.

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