Spike Jones - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	HMV POP artist owl:NamedIndividual 1911 birth 1965 death 20th-century American comedian 20th-century American musician American bandleader American comedy musician American music arranger Big band bandleader Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City Death from emphysema Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients Liberty Records artist Musician from Long Beach, California Old-time American radio person Old-time radio program Parody musician Person with surname Jones RCA Victor artist Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Television show Warner Records artist American novelty song performer Clown Artist who have recorded \"Jingle Bells\" Comedian from Los Angeles County
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skos:prefLabel	Spike Jones
skos:altLabel	Der Fuehrer's Face Chase and Sanborn Program Club Oasis with Spike Jones Spike Jones & His New Band Spike Jones Orchestra Spike Jones and His City Slickers Spike Jones and His Orchestra Spike Jones and His Other Orchestra Spike Jones and his City Slickers Spike Jones and the City Slickers Spike Jones tunes Spike Jones#Biography Spike Jones' Spotlight Revue The Spike Jones Show playing of the song
clgo:birthPlace	California Long Beach, California Los Angeles County, California
clgo:birthYear	1911
clgo:deathPlace	California Los Angeles
clgo:deathYear	1965
clgo:genre	Swing music Jazz Comedy Big band
clgo:hometown	Los Angeles
clgo:imdbId	0005066
clgo:location	Los Angeles
clgo:occupation	Musician Arrangement
clgo:recordLabel	Warner Music Group RCA Records Warner Records
clgo:restingPlace	Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City
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is clgo:artist of	Cocktails for Two Dark Eyes (Russian song) William Tell Overture (Spike Jones song) Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb) All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth The Glow-Worm Hawaiian War Chant
is clgo:associatedBand of	Jad Paul Helen Grayco Red Ingle John Scott Trotter
is clgo:associatedMusicalArtist of	Jad Paul Helen Grayco Red Ingle John Scott Trotter
is clgo:creator of	The Spike Jones Show (series)
is clgo:editor of	The Barkleys
is clgo:starring of	Breakfast in Hollywood (film) Swinging Spiketaculars Fireman Save My Child (1954 film) Ladies' Man (1947 film) The Spike Jones Show (series)

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