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I've got some of those too. But Duke Ellington never like to show people his ideas. He'd show certain people. He showed me how he voiced Caravan. One day he was - on an occasion he was up at the piano, he motioned to me, come here. I got up and sat down by the piano bench. This is Johnny Hodges. [Bellson sings the melody to Caravan. ] Up chromatically. Here's Russell Procope. Here's Paul Gonsa ...
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