Mary Lou Williams Rutgers Interview Block 432 (Q12620): Difference between revisions
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When we were working at (Wehnwood) Beach we'd go by where he was pla3'ing with Andy Kirk's wife, Mary, who was a very good pianist, but she had the old style...oom-cha, oomcha, and Charlie Parker was playing just the way he did when he was in New York and it sounded funny to the boys. They'd say, "I don't know what that alto player's playing. " "He sounds good but I don't know what he's doing ...
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