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Well for that date, for some strange reason, Leonard Feather thought that the timbre or the sound of my instrument was much like Bird, and I heard that, and I don't know how to even say that, you know, he was such a master of the instrument. And so he came up with the idea of "Bird Calls" and I did most of the tunes that Bird had done at one time -- "Anthropology," "Old Folks," oh what else is ...
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