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Q R S Boys
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Sometime during February of 1929, the Q R S Boys cut four sides for the Q R S label: "Dad Blame Blues," "Black Boy Blues," "Wiggle Yo' Toes," and "I've Seen My Baby (And It Won't Be Long Now." The recording was in New York City, probably near Long Island. Q R S was best known as a maker of piano-rolls. The musicians on this date were pianist Fats Pichon, tenor saxophonist Robert Cloud and steel guitarist King Benny Nawahi. Pichon had recently recorded with Luis Russell's and King Oliver's orchestras. Cloud and Nawahi show up on various hot Hawaiian-flavored records dating from this same time period. The four "Q R S Boys" tracks have been released on various compilations of all three musician's work. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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King Benny Nawahi: Hawaiian String Virtuoso
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Ticklin' The String
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King Bennie Nawahi - Hawaiian String Virtuoso
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King Bennie Nawahi : Hawaiian String Virtuoso
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King Bennie Nawahi: Hawaiian String Virtuoso
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King Benny Nawahi - Hawaiian String Virtuoso: Acoustic Steel Guitar Classics from the 1920s
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Hawaiian String Virtuoso
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Hawaiian String Virtuoso (Acoustic Steel Guitar Classics From The 1920's)
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Hawaiian String Virtuoso: Steel Guitar Recordings of the 1920's
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Hawaiian String Virtuoso: Acoustic Steel Guitar Classics from the 1920's
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Hawaiian String Virtuoso: Steel Guitar Rec 1920's
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King Benny Nawahi: Hawaiian String Virtuoso*