Roy Haynes Smithsonian Interview Block 797 (Q6470): Difference between revisions
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Just looking back on the development of jazz drumming, or maybe swing-based jazz drumming, coming out, since you have the whole perspective, since you were there when it started, and we're here today. You have people who come along who basically shape the direction. I would say that Tony Williams was very important. Who else would you say whose unique style may have been . . .?
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