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El Alamo. A dime a dance. Worked there two years with him. 1927. No, not that long. A year and a half, 'til 1928. Then I fooled around with Lee Collins for a year, for around about, that went a year, '29, and then things is real rough. No work and et cetera. I played in little joints all around. I learned to be a musician, trying to be a musician, which was hard. Everybody had day jobs or they ...
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