Block 28 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History (Q23934): Difference between revisions
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Block 28 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History
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Block 28 of Larry Ridley and Harold Mabern Weeksville Oral History |
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Harold Mabern: The audience was great, and I would say you probably had 98% African American people in the place that night. Audience participation was great; during that time all audiences were great, but there were a lot more black people involved because what we played they could relate to. When that free stuff came in we drove the people away; like Lou Donaldson said, you gotta play the b...
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