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Essay heading: Life and Impact of The Count
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Soon after arriving in New York, Basie was already playing as an accompanying pianist for various vaudeville shows.
The Count found himself in Kansas City in 1927, accompanying silent films on the organ until he joined Walter Page's Blue Devils. Although he spent less than two years with Page's group, every member of the Blue Devils would eventually be featured in Basie's big band...
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Although he spent less than two years with Page's group, every member of the Blue Devils would eventually be featured in Basie's big band. After playing with various local bands, Basie worked his way into one of the premier bands in Kansas City, the Bennie Moten Band, as a backup pianist and arranger...
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