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Yes well that's true. Well then again, Monk, you have to remember that speaking of "Prince Albert" and "All the Things You Are" this is what was in the beginning as far as the repertoire was concerned. They started putting different melodies on standard tunes. So there was still the standard tune, but it was a Bebop melody. So there was something there that the people could understand, even t ...
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