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Yeah, down to according to how you at. If you ask, "Bring it up," and he'll bring it up. But it went from [? (inaudible)] playing one level of tempo, it went to bring it up and going down. Walter Johnson could do that. It's like you're riding a horse, and it's beautiful. So, Walter Johnson was in the band. He had left Fletcher Henderson's band. Big Sid Catlett taken his place. It was about mon ...
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