[Dixielandjazz] Question

[Don Ingle]

Robert Ringwald wrote:
> I just received a test that I have seen before and I think there is a mistake in it.  
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>  19. What was the name of the singing group that made the song 'Cabdriver' a hit?
> a. The Ink Spots
> b. The Supremes
> c. The  Esquires
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> I believe it was the Mills Brothers?  
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> --Bob Ringwald K6YBV
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> people, under the pretence of taking care of them, they must become happy."  --Thomas Jefferson
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Bob: It was the Mills Brothers - and sounding at the top of their game 
after so many years - got a whole new audience because of that recording.
A class group, and jazz was their game all the way - as in their vocal 
imitations of trumpet and sax. Pity the kds today don't get to catch many
plays of their music. Their winging hard on Gloworm was a kiss in the ear.
Don Ingle