Roy Eldridge University of Michigan Interview Block 189 (Q10057): Difference between revisions
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Well, they used to have them quite frequently. I mean, when you go into town like a band is coming to town to sharpen the town, they have a certain joint where they used to play, you know, and they would be there to meet you. And you jam. They don't do this no more, you know. First of all there are no clubs.
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