Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 57 (Q11815)

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Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 57
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    It was a sound that went right into my soul, in my spirit. She wasn't trying for anything. It was just her sound, and then when I got to Kalamazoo, I started to hear the singers when I was 14 on the radio. You could hear Billie Holliday, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, the music, Dinah Washington, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong. It wasn't categorized as it is now. It was just music and there ...
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    Duke Ellington
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    Nat King Cole
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    Frank Sinatra
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    Rosemary Clooney
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    Ella Fitzgerald
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    Sarah Vaughan
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    Louis Armstrong
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    Q1415 (Deleted Item)
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    Johnnie Ray
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    Dinah Washington
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    Abbey Lincoln
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