Louie Bellson Smithsonian Interview Block 478 (Q11274): Difference between revisions
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Having worked with Duke Ellington - I think I mentioned also, Clark Terry, said that Duke Ellington had such an impact on his life that whatever he decided to do, it was based on what he did with Duke Ellington. He learned from Duke: conducting the band, writing, everything. Thad Jones is another one. He loved Duke Ellington so much that whenever he would write something, he'd think about Duke ...
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