Danny Barker Smithsonian Interview Block 285 (Q13851): Difference between revisions
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Relaxed. It gives the band a whole new lift. It's just like juicing up a band. I know that. Guitar players and banjo players don't know that, because they ain't from New Orleans and they never played in that kind of band. Jazz bands have always been loose. You could take a chance with the drummer. Having played a little drums, I know that. The drummer can kick up a band or he can't. Herlin Ril ...
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