Block 43 of Jimmy Morton Weeksville Oral History (Q24285): Difference between revisions
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Block 43 of Jimmy Morton Weeksville Oral History
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Jimmy Morton: I started about 1953. What was strange about those times is that most of the famous jazz people were almost all into drugs; so what would happen at the intermission, I couldn’t find anybody. I’d be running around… I knew Brooklyn because I was born and raised in Brooklyn; I’d be running up and down Dean Street looking in hallways, trying to get the musicians back to work after ...
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