| An old inventor once said:
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| «Window cleaners see many things, so keep a watchful eye on them.»
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| Harry Chamberlin had a big idea while playing on his Hammond Organ at home in
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| California
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| He thought, «Why can’t I press a key and hear, an orchestra?»
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| A clarinet?
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| A flute?
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| A vibraphone?
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| A violin?
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| A harpsichord?
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| A slide trombone?
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| So Harry set to work with a screwdriver and a dream, and in a few years of
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| tinkering had completed the Chamberlin Machine
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| With a tape recording of a real instrument for every key, the orchestra in a
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| box was a reality
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| Now everyone can have a big band in their home
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| Now everyone can have a big band in their home
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| Franson the window cleaners coming to town
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| He is looking to expand his horizons
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| Oh, Harry you had better watch out
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| Franson is blown away by Harrys invention
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| He offers to become the salesman
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| And take the Chamberlin to the nation
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| Who’s that man?
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| Bill Franson
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| Who’s that man?
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| Bill Franson
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| Harry, he never understood rock and roll
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| His heart belonged to the big bands now
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| And the Chamberlin was built for the lounge
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| Who’s that man?
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| Bill Franson
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| Who’s that man?
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| Bill Franson
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| Bill soon grew tired of Harrys lack of ambition
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| He saw an opportunity and so began his mission
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| Unknown to Harry he took a boat to England with two Chamberlins rebadged as
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| Franson
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| He would find someone to imitate and refine Harrys design
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| He would construct and sell the Franson Mk. |
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| And Bill would make his fortune |