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He had such a solid knowledge of what chords constitute, uh, what constitutes chords, and their different positions, that he could play what it would take anybody else twenty minutes to do, to get from here to there you know. And at that point, when she said that, it didn't really, it was too big to grasp. Because piano just wasn't played that way. So at any rate, what was I talking about?
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