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The orchestra, which is booked to appear at the Playboy Jazz Festival on June 17 at the Hollywood Bowl, recalls the great Fania All-Stars, which in the '70s was the house band of New York's Fania Records and comprised the label's bandleaders, top sidemen and vocalists. A lot of the paths that I've chosen to take as a musician have been in direct response to this situation, but not because I'm opposed to cats being bandleaders. It was a time, Nachman writes, "in which comedians, clad like bandleaders in spats and tuxes, sporting cap-and-bells names like Joey, Jackie, or Jerry, announced themselves by their brash, anything-for-a-laugh, charred-earth policy and by-the-jokebook gags. |
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bandleader - the leader of a dance band