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Hotsy Totsy Town (1922-1923) Sheet music Something to Live For

Hotsy Totsy Town (1922-1923) Sheet music Something to Live ForTo dime store record buyers of the 1920s, the name "Dixie Daisies" was ubiquitous. That colorful and evocative name on more than a hundred records made between 1922 and 1929 for the Cameo Record Company masked a flurry of studio groups composed largely of talented New York area freelance musicians brought together by contractors like Bob Haring, Sam Lanin, and Arthur Lange to record jazz influenced dance music for a public that seemingly couldn't get

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Something to Live For

On the Atchison

In Busy 'til Eleven

and Arthur Lange to record jazz-influenced dance music for a public that seemingly couldn't get enough of it

Hotsy Totsy Town (1922-1923) Sheet music Something to Live ForTo dime store record buyers of the 1920s, the name "Dixie Daisies" was ubiquitous. That colorful and evocative name on more than a hundred records made between 1922 and 1929 for the Cameo Record Company masked a flurry of studio groups composed largely of talented New York area freelance musicians brought together by contractors like Bob Haring, Sam Lanin, and Arthur Lange to record jazz influenced dance music for a public that seemingly couldn't get

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