Buddy DeFranco Hamilton College Interview Block 33 (Q2359): Difference between revisions
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No actually the amazing thing about swing and big bands was it was accepted, generally, in every area of the country. And even some areas where, you know, Dubuque, Iowa -- you'd say Dubuque, Iowa, why? You'd play there, five thousand people or whatever, all jumping up and down, and five hundred in front of the stage just listening and the rest all dancing. Just incredible. In Dorsey's band for ...
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