Mary Lou Williams Rutgers Interview Block 444 (Q12632): Difference between revisions
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No, she was quite rich. She was trying her hand at booking musicians and things like that, I was with her a while and it didn't work out because I'm more or less at home around men. So what I did was, as I said before, I stayed in the Dewey Square Hotel trying to think things out, so John Hammond says, "Well, I have a place for you, Cafe Society. " So I went downtown. This was between '41 and ...
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