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Well it's interesting because the first music I ever played of jazz, was he gave me transcribed Benny Carter solos. And then within about a week or within that month, Ellington came to town and I saw Hodges. And Hodges played "Mood to be Wooed. " And my teacher, how wise he was, the week before I was given that for a lesson. So here I got a chance to see Hodges. And then my friend Hal Serra an ...
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