Block 11 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History (Q23917): Difference between revisions
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Block 11 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History
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Block 11 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History |
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Larry Ridley: The whole scene really was an extension between all the boroughs. Working uptown [Harlem] was always hip, working at Count Basie’s, the Club Baron, the Blue Coronet in Brooklyn, up in the Bronx there was the Club 845; so we were all working at all of these different clubs. So my impression was, yeah there were hip people in Brooklyn – naturally people from each of the borou...
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