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We didn't have to deal with that, because the conductors would be out of the band. It wouldn't be - it would either be Jimmy Jones, or John Malachi was the other at first. Jimmy Jones had studied conducting. I was free to - we had a tight trio, because we would take the arrangements - the big-band arrangements - and make - they would just grow into arrangements. They got pretty intricate witho ...
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