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This is a recent photograph of the entrance to Cammeyer's one time studio in Jermyn Street. Cammeyer once said of Parke Hunter, "I knew that he had music in him, as soon as I heard him improvising in my studio, he asked me if he could join our teaching staff, but he was mixed up with a class of person I couldn't possibly have coming up my stairs". Cam's wife lived on Jermyn Street, possibly at No.14, her father was a jeweller, so she was, almost certainly, well feathered, as they say.
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Comment by marc dalmasso on January 23, 2013 at 18:11
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I love these stories , Richard ; "I knew that he had music in him "
Yes , strange ..... why ; he learned or was born like this ;;.. ?
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Comment by Richard William Ineson on January 23, 2013 at 18:31
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Oui, ces histoires sont tres amusant, je pense que Parke Hunter etait un homme avec les copains disreputable, du theatre et les maisons des lanterne rouge peut etre, tu comprends?
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lanterne rouge ? this could explain why he passed away very young .. syphilis ?
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Peut etre, personne ne connait pas.
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