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Coco in the Sky with Diamonds

The year 1932 was one of significant change. Despite the turmoil of the Great Depression, there was a marked determination among creatives. The year saw the launch of the prestigious ocean liner SS Normandie; music-promoting organisation Hot Club de France embarked on dreams of

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