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The riddle of this week is about 4 guys, James, Kay, Leonard and Manny, who are all in the music business in 4 very different groups. Kay plays percussion. James does pop music. Leonard's group's chart hit is "Raindrops on the billboards". Manny's album is called "The sun in my eyes". The "Oak Tree" group does rock. James is a singer, while Manny plays the banjo. The techno group is named "File Not Found". Sodapops released an album named "Mr. Niceguy". The hit "Hyperlife from the state of Orx" is from the "Voyage in time"-album. The "Oak Tree" group just released their new album, "Life in the 21st century". "Happy, happy doo-dah" is clearly pop, while "Why did ya leave me?" is country music. Leonard plays guitar. The banjo player is an important part of "The Old Folks", while the guitar is important on the "Life in the 21st century". "File Not Found" really made a hit with "Hyperlife from the state of Orx". Manny really enjoyed participating on the recording of "Why did ya leave me?". Being purely instrumental, there's no singer in the techno group.
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