question...
(re-posted from the other thread)
when Buck meets the Preacher, he is highly suspicious of him, and one of the things the Preacher says as argument against Buck is 'I ain't no eastman' (sp?)...what is the meaning (which I can guess at) and origin of the term?
love that Benny Carter score!
'We all dream of being a child again - even the worst of us. Perhaps the worst most of all...'