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Yes, yes. There was another pianist that had a terrific beat. His name was Lincoln and I'm telling you he could really swing. That's the only pianist that Martha Raye would sing with. She'd grab Lincoln and they'd start sing- ing and then Joe Turner would sing and they had some great sessions there.
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