Block 10 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History (Q23916): Difference between revisions
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Block 10 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History
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Block 10 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History |
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Harold Mabern: I’m sure Larry [Ridley] and I come to the same conclusion, but my first thought is yes and no. The people in Brooklyn were hip, if you played for the people – which didn’t mean you had to downplay your talent. The places [in Brooklyn] were packed and there were clubs everywhere. For me, once I left Brooklyn no matter where you went, you always end up at the jazz corner of th...
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