Louie Bellson Smithsonian Interview Block 950 (Q11746): Difference between revisions
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He's the baby in the family. And Tony Bennett. There were three drummers in the family: Tony Bennett, who lives in Arizona; and Hank is the baby - Hank lives in Encino; and myself. Hank teaches. He won't take a student that wants to learn just a rock beat. He says, "You'll have to go to someone else, because if you want to learn how to play drums, I'll teach you, but you have to have patience. ...
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