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[[Image:Jay_Jones_and_His_Band_Master_Comics.png|frame|right|alt=Jay Jones and His Band|"Has anything been disturbed or touched," says the man SMASHING THROUGH A WINDOW AT THE MURDER SCENE.]]Unseen swing band with a radio show in "The Swing King" story of ''Master Comics'' #31 (October 1942). Their choice of the national hit song "You Gotta Be Neat," is unfortunate. Firstly because it was scammed off of its songwriter [[Jimmy Shay]] by crooked publisher Max Curt. Secondly, because Shay went nuts and kills Jones after hearing him play it on the radio.
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[[File:Jay_Jones_and_His_Band_Master_Comics.png|frame|right|alt=Jay Jones and His Band|"Has anything been disturbed or touched," says the man SMASHING THROUGH A WINDOW AT THE MURDER SCENE.]]
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Unseen swing band with a radio show in "The Swing King" story of ''Master Comics'' #31 (October 1942). Their choice of the national hit song "You Gotta Be Neat," is unfortunate. Firstly because it was scammed off of its songwriter [[Jimmy Shay]] by crooked publisher Max Curt. Secondly, because Shay went nuts and kills Jones after hearing him play it on the radio.
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
*[[Jimmy Shay]]
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* [[Jimmy Shay]]
*[[Benny Borsey and His Band]]
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* [[Benny Borsey and His Band]]
*[[Adoree Daye]]
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* [[Adoree Daye]]
*[[Singing Sanders]]
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* [[Singing Sanders]]
  
==External Links==
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==External links==
*http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=71874
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* https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=71874
  
 
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[[Category:Comic books]]
 
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[[Category:Swing music]]

Latest revision as of 08:57, 23 May 2025

Jay Jones and His Band
"Has anything been disturbed or touched," says the man SMASHING THROUGH A WINDOW AT THE MURDER SCENE.

Unseen swing band with a radio show in "The Swing King" story of Master Comics #31 (October 1942). Their choice of the national hit song "You Gotta Be Neat," is unfortunate. Firstly because it was scammed off of its songwriter Jimmy Shay by crooked publisher Max Curt. Secondly, because Shay went nuts and kills Jones after hearing him play it on the radio.

See also

External links