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Wonderful. Funny. All drummers are funny, anyway. My first wife, Pearl Bailey, said, Drummers are funny," and my wife now says, "You guys are all comedians. " We learn that. Getting back to that theater, that's the one thing that I'm sorry to say went out of style, if that's the right word to use - the theaters, RKO houses, when you'd go in and hear a great band, and the likes of Bill Bailey o ...
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