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Because they idolized you, and they loved your style. They wanted to copy your style. But what I was moving towards, that time when you get on the radio, and you're telling people, no, I'm not dead; I'm alive and well. Then, suddenly, the calls start coming in, and you're there all day. People are remembering and going, wow, Jimmy Scott's not only now alive - tell us about that day that they h ...
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