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musicians, but his performances on the string bass were heard by millions. He worked with Richmond in 1985 to help the kick off to establish Richmond and Gennett Records as the Birthplace of Recorded Jazz. He was recognized by Governor Otis Bowen – along with his parents for their community service – for his outstanding musical talent.