Mary Lou Williams Rutgers Interview Block 544 (Q12732): Difference between revisions
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I don't think the music changed too much as far as Thelonious Monk was concerned. Everybody in Kansas City you must remember were playing different sounds, you know. They were playing in their own individual styles. 'WILLIAMS Like we had one pianist - I think I mentioned that to you once before - his name was Sleepy. His eyes were half closed and he played exactly like Art Tatum in all the d ...
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