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I didn't do no single picking. I just put some rhythm that goes way back in New Orleans playing. That's what them people . . . They put the rigamarolle, figure-eight strokes. It does something to people. It make people want to dance, because it's rhythmic, and it's not plink plank and plank plank plink. It's got a body to it. That's what Johnny St. Cyr played on the Louis Armstrong records. He ...
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