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The only thing I can think of that's as good as this song is a great slice of pizza.
Oh, I see now.
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The best Ellington piece ever. If he'd ever finished the opera of which this song was to be a part, I think it would still be blowing minds to this very day.
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This sound so ahead of its time
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1 person prefers cheese.
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that pizza looks really good
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@sethmoyer Plunger mute
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the only thing i cared about this video was the pizza
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What kinda mute is on that trombone?
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what a tune! sublime
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Man it's good!!!
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