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English: This is the record label for the 7" Single A Theme From The Threepenny Opera by the artist Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars. Record in Museumofinanitys collection
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2007-12-23 03:13 400×400× (80433 bytes) Museumofinanity {{album cover fur | Article = Mack the Knife | Use = Header <!-- ADDITIONAL INFORMATION --> | Name = [[A Theme From The Threepenny Opera]] | Artist = [[Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars]] | Label

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