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Honoring The Sooner State with 'The Oklahoma Polka'
From Dick Sinclair's Polka Parade - circa the 1950's. (KTLA - Los Angeles)
The band includes three musicians who also worked for Spike Jones at various times:
Brian Farnon - saxophone
Bernie Jones - saxophone
Jad Paul - banjo
With the great Mel Brandt on Accordion
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VIDEO FROM THE INTERNET ARCHIVE
Honoring The Sooner State with 'The Oklahoma Polka'
From Dick Sinclair's Polka Parade - circa the 1950's. (KTLA - Los Angeles)
The band includes three musicians who also worked for Spike Jones at various times:
Brian Farnon - saxophone
Bernie Jones - saxophone
Jad Paul - banjo
With the great Mel Brandt on Accordion
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