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Right. Those guys practiced all the time. In that generation, thats all they did, was music. So they rehearsed. No-one really knows how much is rehearsed, how much is written out, and how much is - Jelly Roll Mortons music, you can tell, is more composed, because he had a little different mentality about things.
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