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Birth name Harry Eugene Vann Name Vann Man" Origin Middlesboro, Kentucky Role Piano player		Instruments Piano Albums In the evening Years active 1930s-1990s Genres Blues, Rhythm and blues

Born 24 August 1918 ( 1918-08-24 ) Labels Atlantic Records Apollo Records Derby Records Columbia Records MGM Records. Associated acts Big Joe Turner Ruth Brown The Clovers LaVern Baker The Drifters Joe Morris Died February 24, 1999, Montreal, Canada Awards Rhythm and Blues Foundation Pioneer Award Similar People Big Joe Turner, Ahmet Ertegun, Ron Levy

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Vann or Salvadora oleoides is a small bushy evergreen tree found in India, Pakistan, and southern Iran.

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