Raph Hammond told us about this new rabble he’s rousing with: The Royal Jelly Dixieland Band. They love the ‘old-time, junk shop, sepia-toned music found in your great-grandfather’s record collection.’ They will ‘refresh 90-year-old music not heard live since Louis Armstrong jammed it out with Bix Beiderbecke in the 1920s’. They, in the space of a few short minutes, will justify those spats you bought for the prohibition party. Can´t be half a gangster Nucky, not anymore. – Us
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