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Kevin Kline, Peter Polycarpou and chorus
Kevin Kline, Peter Polycarpou, and a chorus recorded "Be a Clown" together. Kline was an actor and singer, Polycarpou a British pianist and composer. The song...
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Kevin Kline, Peter Polycarpou, and a chorus recorded "Be a Clown" together. Kline was an actor and singer, Polycarpou a British pianist and composer. The song appears to be their only recorded work.
The existing history mentions artistic disagreements within the group, though the specifics aren't detailed.
The song has been included on various compilation albums over time and gets played on classic rock radio stations.
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