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JazzStories: Joe Henderson
(00:14:37)
From: Murray Street Productions
"You’ve got this reservoir of ideas are roaming around in your brain and you want to put them down on paper and pass those out to the trumpet players, trombone players... And ...
JazzStories: Todd Barkan - Part I
(00:13:06)
From: Murray Street Productions
"In San Francisco…I had a jazz group of my own... and I went to a beer bar on Vallejo Street. And I said I want to really get my band in here. I can do fantastic promotion. ...
JazzStories: Percy Heath
(00:15:31)
From: Murray Street Productions
"There’s a certain thing on the bandstand that every now and then – not every night, not every composition – there comes a point when the collective sound of that moment, you ...
JazzStories: Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Doug Wamble
(00:08:29)
From: Murray Street Productions
“The essential ingredient of jazz is listening. And then the response... and out of that something unexpected comes rather than some fulfillment of some predictable routine.” ...
JazzStories: Henry Threadgill
(00:12:15)
From: Murray Street Productions
“You always have to have boundaries. If you don’t have boundaries, you don’t have art. There has to be controls and boundaries. Otherwise when does this day end?”
JazzStories: Wynton Marsalis
(00:18:54)
From: Murray Street Productions
"For me I always grew up watching my father and other jazz musicians, they never played for that many people, they were always struggling. They didn't make any money...My ...
Jazz Tap: Stumpy Cromer and Jared Grimes
(00:13:21)
From: Murray Street Productions
“And then we used to play hockey in the street, roller skate hockey. So while I was up there playing roller skate hockey I was moving my feet around and I liked the sound.“ - ...
Frank Foster
(00:07:43)
From: Murray Street Productions
He said don’t have too many pregnant 19ths in there. Keep it simple…..Basie was as much as an arranger as any of the arrangers who actually wrote down the notes and brought ...
JazzStories: Jose James
(00:11:59)
From: Murray Street Productions
“Music was unexpected. I always wanted to be a writer and I still do. I was always turned on by words, by the way people could use words and that kind of power.”
JazzStories: Ron Carter
(00:08:59)
From: Murray Street Productions
"I was on my way to being a decent bass player, and at that time there were a lot of clubs in New York, a lot of recordings going on....talking to Sam Jones he said 'look in ...
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