Louie Bellson Smithsonian Interview Block 343 (Q11139): Difference between revisions
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Recordings were always - they were very superstitious. Did you know that? Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn were very superstitious. You never whistle in the dressing room. Never whistle. The color yellow is out. Blue is in. Blue is the color. Don't ever buy him shoes, because that means he's stepping out of your life. Willie Smith was the champion with being superstitious. He had so many, I ...
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