Mary Lou Williams Rutgers Interview Block 446 (Q12634): Difference between revisions
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I did solo. I worked with - Edmond Hall's group was there and they later moved to the Cafe uptown. They had various groups while I was there - Josh White, It was such a beautiful thing to work in the Cafe. I remember times when one act wasn't going well, Josh White and Johnny Garrett would come out and boost us. I never smiled when I was playing and Barney Josephson, the owner of the club, did ...
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