What did Bennie Moten do when his band was defeated by Walter Page's Blue Devils?
a. he gave up and joined Page's band himself (if you can't beat 'em, join 'em)
b. he hired more arrangers and rehearsed his band day and night for a rematch
c. he took all of Page's best players by offering them a higher salary
d. he gave up jazz altogether and became a bartender
c
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