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Oh, you're talking about some favorite subjects of mine. Well I think, you know there's no doubt that Joe Williams and Count Basie changed the public's concept of jazz I think, because Count Basie was a very engaging piano player. Now this was not always so. When he played with just small groups, he played like any hot jazz pianist, you know. The style that he used with his big band was alto ...
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