Roy Eldridge University of Michigan Interview Block 111 (Q9979)

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Roy Eldridge University of Michigan Interview Block 111
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    Well, it wasn't the case of being a petty good businessman when you made the records. You are thinking in terms of what happened today. You know like Fats Waller sold his tune, "Honeysuckle Rose" for a little bit of money. He had no choice. You understand what I mean. When you worked with a band in the old days you worked with a band and you got a certain salary, part of that salary was suppos ...
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