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Murdered jazz musician and composer from the 1950 novel ''Blues for the Prince'' by Bart Spicer. His accused murderer claims Prince was a fraud and that he composed Prince's music, including “Red Devil Blue,” and the folk operetta *Sunset in Harlem*.
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[[Image:Prince_Harold_Morton_Blues_for_the_Prince.jpg|right|350px]]Murdered jazz pianist and composer from the 1950 novel ''Blues for the Prince'' by Bart Spicer. His accused murderer claims Prince was a fraud and that he composed Prince's music, including “Red Devil Blue,” and the folk operetta *Sunset in Harlem*.
  
 
Private eye and jazz fan Carney Wilde has to solve the case.
 
Private eye and jazz fan Carney Wilde has to solve the case.

Latest revision as of 14:55, 2 March 2023

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Murdered jazz pianist and composer from the 1950 novel Blues for the Prince by Bart Spicer. His accused murderer claims Prince was a fraud and that he composed Prince's music, including “Red Devil Blue,” and the folk operetta *Sunset in Harlem*.

Private eye and jazz fan Carney Wilde has to solve the case.

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