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Columbia
Coda, April 1952, listing 7" discs featuring recordings of legendary jazz cornetist
Bix Beiderbecke, born this date in 1903. The page is crowned with a Flora horn. At the time this circular was published, Beiderbecke would have been a relatively young age 49—if he hadn't died 21 years before (which was 17 years before the introduction of the 7" disc). We wrote about
Bix @ 106, chronicling his enormous musical significance as well as his self-destructive predilections.
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