Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 177 (Q11935)

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Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 177
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    When I went to California in 1970, the landlord gave me a set of Encyclopedia Brittanicas that were published in 1957 and two old dictionaries and I started to research the world and I went to Egypt. I looked in the books for everything I could find on Egypt. The artists without the artists, there is no such thing as a civilization. If the government does not -- cannot afford the arts, all of ...
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    Max Roach
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    Paul Chambers
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    Louis Armstrong
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    Q1415 (Deleted Item)
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    Charlie Parker
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    Wynton Kelly
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    Abbey Lincoln
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