Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 119 (Q11877)

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Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 119
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    Well, a lot of singers have them today. They sound like everybody else. Little trills and things that they do. It's not theirs. Aretha Franklin made an impression on these women. I mean, Aretha Franklin is a master at this. She doesn't like sound anybody. Neither did Mahalia Jackson. But after Aretha Franklin, I mean, I can't tell who any of them are. I don't mean to be unkind, but it's true. ...
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    Nick Castle
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    Mahalia Jackson
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    Max Roach
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    Lionel Newman
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    Sarah Vaughan
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    Bob Russell
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    Aretha Franklin
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    Shirley Horn
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    Betty Carter
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    Carmen McRae
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    Eddie Beal
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    Q1415 (Deleted Item)
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    Marilyn Monroe
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    Jayne Mansfield
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    Abbey Lincoln
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