Dave Brubeck Smithsonian Interview Block 279 (Q7190): Difference between revisions
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Yeah. Fort Mead. A black Army band met the train and played as you got off and marched where you were going. When we stopped and you fell out of line, I said to the guys in the band, "That was great to hear a good band playing. " They said, "We're playing tonight at the rec hall. Why don't you come and hear us. " So I went. I was invited to sit in. They said, "Wow. This is pretty out there. Wh ...
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