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Abe Lincoln (musician)

As part of Frank Worth's orchestra, played in the background for many Richard Diamond, Private Detective radio shows. Dick Powell/Richard Diamond wrapped up most shows with a short vocal. In the "Edna Wolfe" episode, Abe is brought to the front for a wah-wah accompaniment. I snipped the performance and posted it on YouTube. Bfotk (talk) 15:24, 17 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]