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Chick Webb. The most amazing memory. Even better than Buddy Rich. Buddy Rich was supposed to have a good memory, which he did have. But Chick Webb was the champ with that. He not only heard it the first time and got it, but he heard what the whole band was doing. It's unusual. It was a gift of God. [recording interrupted] Anthony
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