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A Great Night in Harlem

Bringing Musicians Back to Life

Comments (0) By Nat Hentoff Tuesday, Aug 21 2001
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Dizzy Gillespie: His soul force lives on.
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Dizzy Gillespie: His soul force lives on.

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"He had just sold his instrument because he needed the money to pay his car insurance of $200 a month. His car is his only means of freedom. Disabled, he needs the car to get his groceries. He was heartbroken to sell his instrument.

"I'm going to take care of the landlord, who wants to evict him," Oxenhorn told me."Then we will paint his place and fix the holes, if I have to do it myself with some volunteers." And then she'll go on from there.

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