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Central Avenue sounds William Ernest Green
Green discusses his childhood in Kansas City, Kansas, his military career, move to LA, studies at the LA Conservatory of Music and his career as jazz musician and jazz teacher. There is much discussion of Central Avenue nightclubs, fellow saxophonists, studio work and the decline of Central Avenue.
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