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Block 33 of Jimmy Morton Weeksville Oral History
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Block 33 of Jimmy Morton Weeksville Oral History |
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Jimmy Morton: I don’t think so, I think they did mostly their own music – between [ Charles] Mingus and Max [Roach], they did their own thing. There was a group called The Greatest Quintet Ever, with [ Charles] Mingus and Max [Roach], and when Mingus heard the original recording he felt that the bass line was underplayed – he didn’t hear the bass enough. So he took the masters to his studio...
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