With no explanation, label text_A→text_B with either "not_related" or "related".
text_A: License to Drive stars Nina Siemaszko.
text_B: Ed `` Snoozer '' Quinn -LRB- 1907 -- 1949 -RRB- was a jazz guitarist who was admired by his fellow musicians , but who left few recordings .. jazz. jazz. Quinn was born Edward McIntosh Quinn in Pike County , Mississippi in 1907 .. Mississippi. Mississippi. He and his family moved to Bogalusa , Louisiana when he was a toddler .. In his teens and early twenties he was a member of the Paul English Traveling Shows , Mart Britt 's Sylvan Beach Orchestra and Peck Kelley 's band , Peck 's Bad Boys .. Peck Kelley. Peck Kelley. For a brief period Snoozer also led the Louisiana Ramblers .. Documentation shows he performed in and around Galveston , Texas and San Antonio , Texas and Shreveport , Louisiana .. In the mid-1920s he made a series of radio broadcasts as a banjo virtuoso .. Snoozer joined the Paul Whiteman Orchestra after Whiteman heard him backstage at the St. Charles Theatre in New Orleans , Louisiana on October 28 , 1928 .. Paul Whiteman. Paul Whiteman. New Orleans. New Orleans. Snoozer was in New York City for a brief period of time , approximately from January -- March 1929 .. New York City. New York City. Quinn had a series of recording sessions in the 1920s , including solos and records with Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer , that were inexplicably lost and never issued .. Bix Beiderbecke. Bix Beiderbecke. Frankie Trumbauer. Frankie Trumbauer. His only commercially issued sides in this era are some with the Whiteman 's full orchestra , where he is mostly inaudible , and a few rare cuts backing singers Bee Palmer and possibly Bing Crosby .. Bee Palmer. Bee Palmer. Bing Crosby. Bing Crosby. In 1931 , Quinn recorded some accompaniments for country singer Jimmie Davis .. Jimmie Davis. Jimmie Davis. Quinn contracted tuberculosis .. tuberculosis. tuberculosis. In 1948 , musician and educator Johnny Wiggs brought a home recording machine and some blank discs to the tuberculosis ward of Charity Hospital , New Orleans where Quinn was bedridden and persuaded Quinn to record .. tuberculosis. tuberculosis. Johnny Wiggs. Johnny Wiggs. New Orleans. New Orleans. These amateur recordings were later issued and are Quinn 's best known .. Quinn died on April 21 , 1949 at Charity Hospital in New Orleans .. New Orleans. New Orleans. He is buried in Ponemah Cemetery in Bogalusa , Louisiana .. Details of Quinn 's life have been obscure .. His death date is listed as 1952 in many places , but this is incorrect .. Also , he is listed in many places as being born in 1906 but according to his passport and death certificate , he was born in 1907 .. 1910 census records from Pike County indicate Quinn was about three years old in 1910 .. Official birth certificates were not kept in Mississippi until beginning in 1912 .. Mississippi. Mississippi
not_related.