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Well usually it depended. Sometimes you would have to read, or maybe the singer didn't have any music. So the piano player would know -- maybe the piano player would be somebody that he knew and had rehearsed with, he would know what the chords was but it would be a standard tune, or either you would learn it right away. And you would have to be able to do that to be able to do the demo date. ...
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