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 RE: Rhapsody in blue
Author: Steve Epstein 
Date:   2002-07-23 01:59

Same for Irving Berlin. Then again, a lot of early jazz, especially the stuff in minor keys, sounds like klezmer. Then again, a lot of musicians were playing or influenced by both.

There's some tunes by Ellington (whose titles I can't remember) that sound like klezmer.
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