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Well, it's the sound of the voice that translates also to the sound of the trumpet, the saxophone. It's not the instrument. It's the spirit that uses the instrument. I see myself as an instrument and that it took awhile to make a tunnel through the muse, the one that makes the music and now she -- it's not hard for her to get through. It's open. Well, Billie Holliday was that. Clifford Brown g ...
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