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Kenny Clarke - Klook - was the first guy I heard that played what you call bebop drums. He didn't need a left hand or right foot. It was all here in the right hand. When the syncopation came in with the bass drum, he had it all in the right place. He didn't have to go boom-boom-boom-boom-boom like we had to do in the swing bands, because the bass player played that. Ray Brown gives you four be ...
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