John Levy Smithsonian Interview Block 426 (Q15375): Difference between revisions
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Yeah. I had great help as far as my development on the instrument from very, very, very competent musicians, bass players. The main two that I - that were very important in my life - was Milt Hinton and Truck Parham. They were both excellent bass players, and they [were] patient and good teachers. They realized that I had a lot of natural ability, so it made it easier for the training I got fr ...
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