Melba Liston UCLA Center for Oral History Research, Library Special Collections, Charles E Young Research Library, UCLA Interview Block 671 (Q17886): Difference between revisions
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Oh, well, it's a way of thanking you and all of your friends from years of great music, and preserving that so people know about it. It would be terrible to lose that. Did you notice at all during the forties--? I mean, I guess Central Avenue changed quite a bit. By the late forties, early fifties, it wasn't what it used to be.
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