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Rhythm and Serves and Songs and Swings – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
The number I like to play in head best when on the tennis court is the Ellington/Armstrong version of “It Don’t Mean a Thing,” a 1931 composition by the Duke with lyrics by Bubber Miley. You may like the more up-tempo, exciting way Ella Fitzgerald sings it. Either way, it is one of those pieces you feel nothing tops it, and while I would not say that about all the matches at the Washington Open last week — fair and accurate, I take a strict stan…
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