NY Times reports that an estimated 500,000 song titles, including masters of Chuck Berry, Louis Armstrong, and Ella Fitzgerald, were lost in a 2008 warehouse fire on Universal backlot in Los Angeles
NY Times reports that an estimated 500,000 song titles, including masters of Chuck Berry, Louis Armstrong, and Ella Fitz
NY Times reports that an estimated 500,000 song titles, including masters of Chuck Berry, Louis Armstrong, and Ella Fitzgerald, were lost in a 2008 warehouse fire on Universal backlot in Los Angeles
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- What happened on June 11, 2019?
- NY Times reports that an estimated 500,000 song titles, including masters of Chuck Berry, Louis Armstrong, and Ella Fitzgerald, were lost in a 2008 warehouse fire on Universal backlot in Los Angeles
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- Key figures include Chuck Berry (musician), Louis Armstrong (jazz trumpeter and singer), Ella Fitzgerald (Musician).