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Then next on the list is Art Blakey. So when we get to Art Blakey, here you are. Youve already said - you had already "studied" or had lessons or had been influenced by Curtis Fuller, and here you are, taking - well, not taking his place, but filling that chair, generations removed, in Art Blakeys band. This is where your brothers get introduced to the world too.
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