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Well he liked Latin things but he didn't mind it not being Latin. The thing that he looked for was the sincerity of the essence of the arrangement or composition. They were very -- all of their arrangements had a real strong expressive aspect. That was the thing that Dizzy Gillespie's band introduced into music that made a lot of guys feel like they wanted to avoid facing the reality of what t ...
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