Block 23 of Jimmy Morton Weeksville Oral History (Q24265): Difference between revisions
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Block 23 of Jimmy Morton Weeksville Oral History
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Jimmy Morton: No, because at my early stages, when I was a kid, I didn’t know any musicians. This didn’t happen until I was almost a teenager and I started listening to jazz. I tuned in on the AM radio and you’d get certain big bands broadcasting. I was always a Benny Goodman fan, and Artie Shaw. Most of the big bands were white bands; the ones that could swing really were good bands.
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