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Harry Gay, pianist, and Roosevelt May, harmonica player, entertained niembers of the local Lions club at its regular weekly meeting last night at the Ricks hotel.Gay presented a few piano andvocal novelty numbers includ-his popular “Freckled-Faced Gar* and “Chicken/’ He concluded his part on the program with two old favorites—“Old Man River” and “St. Louis Blues.” The club joined in the singing of “When You Wore a Tulip.”May, with vocal and nasal effects, rendered specialty numbers on his harmonica, such as “Greasy Blues” and ”St. Louis Blues.” L. H. Lake was program
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Rocky Mount Evening Telegram
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, US
Fri, Sep 07, 1951
Page 9
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