Miriam Makeba (1932–2008) South African singer and civil rights activist
As quoted in Poet, J. (11 February 2009)
“I keep reverting (to Duke Ellington), he to me is the greatest ever and my favorite jazz philosopher, as such.”
Interviewed by the "Chicago SEED", November 1968
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