Annie Ross Smithsonian Interview Block 79 (Q15963)

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Annie Ross Smithsonian Interview Block 79
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    Yeah. We were sitting one day in my apartment, with friends. Somebody said, Why don't you open a club? " I said, "Well, number one, I've never had a club, and number two, we don't have any money. " They said, "We do. " So Sean Lynch went to look for premises. He found space. It had been a Lyons tea shop. That's a famous chain of tea places. Sean Lynch came back, and he said, "I've got it. It's ...
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    Joe Williams
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    Judy Garland
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    Sean Lynch
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    Stuff Smith
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    Kenny Clarke
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    Blossom Dearie
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    Count Basie
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    Jon Hendricks
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    Mary Quant
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    James Baldwin
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    Kenneth Tynan
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    Annie Ross
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