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| Hey, he's gotta be busy with something the rest of the year! |
| Fresh off the boat in New York 1946 with older brother Richard, sitting. |
| Governer Ronald Reagan invited the Mickie Finn gang to entertain at his party. |
| Eddie Peabody and I playing a wild chorus at the San Diego Speak-Easy. |
| Richard and I in our swimming pool in Holland 1935. |
| My good friend Charlie Khederian always provides the perfect harmony. |
| At a show for blind and handicapped children a little girl gives me a hand with the rhythm. |
| Generally a good student, but a cut-up!! |
| That's "Sugar" Willie and me at the original Shakey's Pizza Parlor in Sacramento. He's saying . . . "play a flatted 5th darn it!!! |
| The Mickie Finn gang on location for the TV show. |
| "The Silver Dollar Jazz Band", also know as "King Good Time Pleasure Rag And His Front Street Levee Loungers", 50 years later at a reunion. |
| Sacramento High School's annual Variety Show features the Original Silver Dollar Jazz Band. |
| Hall of Fame member, Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery poses with brand new inductee. |
| In 1976 Rich Richelieu made me this fancy bicentenial banjo and presented it to me at the San Jose Rally! |
| The NBC Mickie Finn Television show in 1966 jazzin' it up at the Burbank studio taping session. |
| My friendship with Phil Howe, clarinet and Burt Wilson, trombone started in Junior High in 1947. |
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| That's me on my recumbent Bike-E! You wouldn't believe the miles per gallon. |
| This was about 1948 in Sacramento. I bought this secondhand Salzberry Motor Scooter for about $150. It was my transportation back and forth to school. I drove it all the way to Lake Tahoe one day. It would cruise comfortably at 65 mph and get around 100 miles per gallon. I saw one on Ebay the other day for $2000!! |
