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Jazz Saxophonist Bud Freeman. He is essaying the familiar with greater assurance
Jazz Saxophonist Bud Freeman. He is essaying the familiar with greater assurance

Jazz Saxophonist Bud Freeman. He is essaying the familiar with greater assurance

Date6/7/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jazz Saxophonist Bud Freeman. He is essaying the familiar with greater assurance
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0048421F
Bud Freeman - 61 and looking younger every year - says he has rid himself of 'the curse of jazz musicians - the dealth wish. I plan to go on playing f(...)
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Edwardian Elegance for men of distinction and considerable self assurance
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