Talk:Jim Wise

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There is another Jim Wise, the one who wrote the music to the musical "Dames at Sea". This is not that Jim. I'm listening to a cast recording from 1969 of that musical, and this Jim Wise was born in 1964. It's hardly believable that a 5-year old wrote the music for a spoof-musical with 1930's appropriate references and harmonies. I'm not debating the accuracy of the information about THIS Jim Wise...but I got to this page from a link on the page for "Dames at Sea." (edit)

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