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Just the best understanding that I have and the best I could. The people will decide whether it's any good or not and they're always the last word. Billie Holliday is still queen here because she sang "Strange Fruit" and "God Bless The Child That's Got His Own. " Bessie Smith sang "Black Mountain Blues. " She was social. Duke Ellington was social. "Cotton ryle is out of style, ain't you glad, ...
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