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After stints with Bob Crosby, Tommy Dorsey and Jack Teagarden, Charlie and his warm trumpet tone stepped into the spotlight. His band took off in '41 and '42, when these transcriptions were recorded: his hits Brother Bill and Let's Go Home plus Star Dust; Charlie Horse; Take Me; at Last, and more!
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