Louie Bellson Smithsonian Interview Block 713 (Q11509): Difference between revisions
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Benny told me that one day when I was talking - Benny Goodman - he said - first of all, that was the most successful band as far as making money was concerned. It was a good band. No question about it. They played well. They played dance music, a certain kind of dance music that's just vanilla. It was okay, but it wasn't a swing band like Duke Ellington or Count Basie, where you got in some gr ...
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