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  1. Jack GoodAugust 7, 1931
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    Britský televizní a hudební producent Jack Good se narodil. Podílel se na raných britských populárních hudebních pořadech včetně „Six-Five Special“ a „Oh Boy!“ a zastupoval některé z prvních britských rock'n'rollových hvězd.
  2. Luther DixonAugust 7, 1931
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    Americký skladatel, zpěvák a hudební producent Luther Dixon se narodil v Brooklynu v New Yorku.
  3. Eydie GormeAugust 16, 1931
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    Singer Eydie Gormé, known for traditional pop, swing and Latin music, was born in the Bronx, New York.
  4. Floyd NewmanAugust 17, 1931
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    American saxophonist, studio musician and bandleader Floyd Newman was born in Memphis, Tennessee. He was closely associated with Stax Records and the groups The Mar-Keys and Memphis Horns and also worked with B. B. King.
  5. Frank CappAugust 20, 1931
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    Jazz drummer Francis Cappuccio, known as Frank Capp, was born in Worcester, Massachusetts.
  6. Paul RobiAugust 20, 1931
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    Paul Robi, a member of the American vocal group The Platters, was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Platters had the UK and U.S. No. 1 hit “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” in 1959 and were among the first African-American groups to establish themselves as major chart artists. Robi died of cancer on February 1, 1989.
  7. Henry "Red" Allen; Luis Russell BandAugust 28, 1931
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    Henry “Red” Allen with the Luis Russell Band recorded the song “You Rascal You”.
  8. Boxcar WillieSeptember 1, 1931
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    American country singer Boxcar Willie, whose real name was Lecil Travis Martin, was born in Sterrett, Texas.