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Not too much talking. If Duke Ellington would get an idea, he'd say, "Strays" - we used to call him Strays - "Strays, do this. " Strays would pick up from him and continue. No dialogue. It was almost like they knew which way they were going before they did it. That's unbelievable, but that's true.
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