Block 52 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History (Q23958): Difference between revisions
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Block 52 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History
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Block 52 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History |
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Harold Mabern: It was called friendly rivalry; then it was competition without animosity. Nowadays it’s competition with animosity, and those cats with their thousand dollar suits couldn’t play “Here Comes the Bride.” All the musicians felt the same way about each other. It was rivalry, but it was friendly rivalry. They learned from each other, they loved each other.
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