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    "comment": "Victor Brady released \"Brown Rain\" on the album of the same name in 1970.\n\nVictor Brady is a prominent singer and steel drum player who brought a Caribbean style in both his look and his music to psychedelic rock.\n\nHe even recorded a scene for Sesame Street, Episode 1345, performing \"Für Elise\" for the street residents during a street fair. The scene was not used in the final aired cut, but was eventually used in Episode 1538. In the former episode, Brady is seen only briefly playing the closing theme during the final scene.\nHe also played the steel pans while in a horse-drawn carriage in Steel Drum Rythm, a 1969 Sesame Street short film shot in Central Park.\nBrady released two albums, Brown Rain (1970) and Classical Soul (1976).",
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