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And I thought, "I wish Duke Ellington were alive. I wonder what he would say? " I was thinking about that. Duke Ellington was always very uh, ... grandeur. He came a couple of times to the (Berklee) school when I was at school, and I had a terrible cold. And he would say deep, elegant voice), "Oh, poor child. My dear, I have to send you to my doctor. "
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