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Eddie Calvert - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (418 words) |
 | Eddie grew up within a family to whom the music of his local brass band featured highly. |
| Eddie's style was unusually individualistic, and he became a familiar musician on BBC radio and TV during the 1950s. |
| Sadly, in 1978, aged only 56, Eddie died and the golden trumpet was silenced forever. |
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| John Calvert's rise to fame is a story of a young man from a small Indiana farm town, with a population of only 300, pursuing a career as a magician and actor, traveling continuously to every continent of the world, tirelessly performing even to this day. |
| Initially Calvert resisted, but when Maxwell phoned, apologizing for asking him to perform at someone else's party, explaining that she was giving a party for about 90 of her most intimate friends and requesting that he appear, he relented. |
| Calvert's first effort for Columbia was The Mark of the Whistler, the second in the famous "Whistler" series adapted from the popular radio show that was in turn adapted from a short story by Cornell Woolrich. |
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