Star British comic includes the rarely heard verse.
Played by the jazz great of France.
Accompanying footage from REEFER MADNESS.
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Nice recordings of "It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day", Milton!
I really liked Stephane Grappelli's version of it. I used to go hear him play when he came to the Baked Potato when it was over on Cahuenga Blvd., and out at a little club by the ocean in Huntington Beach. Of course by that time, (1970 or so) he didn't play things like "Happy Day", but extended arrangements of "Muskrat Ramble".
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