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Florence Cadrez ''Tiny'' Brantley interviewed by Bette Yarbrough Cox

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Cox, Bette Yarbrough

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Tape 1: Pianist Florence Cadrez ''Tiny'' Brantley, secretary of the Musicians Protective Union Local 767, interviewed by Bette Cox. Tape 2: Images accompanying the interview. Part of Cox's Black Experience Expressed through Music (BEEM) series, Musical Heroes and Heroines in the Black Community of Southern California.California Preservation Service
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Master Color U Matic
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Keywords

  1. African American Musicians
  2. African Americans
  3. Beem Foundation For The Advancement Of Music
  4. Brantley, Florence Cadrez, 1910 1985
  5. California
  6. Central Avenue (Los Angeles, Calif.)
  7. Cox, Bette Yarbrough
  8. Interviews
  9. Los Angeles
  10. Music

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