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Before Hollywood There Was Fort Lee, N.J.: Early Moviemaking in New Jersey / The Great Train Robbery Release:Before Hollywood There Was Fort Lee, N.J.: Early Moviemaking in New Jersey / The Great Train Robbery battering ram rhythms

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battering ram rhythms

Trumpeter Jimmy "Kid" Clayton recordings from 1952-1962 featuring clarinetist Albert Burbank

this is music that transports you to another place

the duo delivers a funny

Before Hollywood There Was Fort Lee, N.J.: Early Moviemaking in New Jersey / The Great Train Robbery Release:Before Hollywood There Was Fort Lee, N.J.: Early Moviemaking in New Jersey / The Great Train Robbery battering ram rhythmsBEFORE HOLLYWOOD, THE WAS FORT LEE, NJ produced by Thomas Hanlon and narrated by Phil Tonken. Sound by Robert E. Lee. Not a silent film, but a tribute to the silent films produced in New Jersey during the pioneering days of cinema. Using clips, stills and complete short films, Fort Lee's unique contribution to the motion picture is chronicled in loving detail. The great stars, the directors and even the studios (some still standing at the time this

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