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Poor Butterfly
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Some Of These Days
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Your Feets Too Big
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Dinah
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Attila Korb Budapest, Hungary
Attila Korb is a hungarian multi-instrumentalist jazz musician, arranger and composer. Attila started his first band at the age of 11 on piano. Soon later he became the member of the Bohém Ragtime Jazz Band resulting many international tours while still in his teens. He is the member of the Budapest based Modern Art Orchestra. ... more
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