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Ramsey Lewis Trio at Harry's Show Lounge (June 1956)

CTL-E-3967 · Event · other · 1956

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Ramsey Lewis (piano), George 'Stardust' Greene (vocals and drums), and Eldee Young (bass) appear at Harry's Show Lounge, 432 E. 63rd St., on June 6 and June 18, 1956; advertised in the Chicago Defender. Distinct from CTL-E-0950 (the venue).

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RELP90 new entity (2026-10-06). Event entity; distinct from CTL-E-0950.

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