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While going through things my father left for me, I found Danny's autograph on the back of a Glen Miller Orchestra concert, July 7, 1971 on the lawn at Siena College. I was only 10 and have never forgotten sitting on the grass listening to the big band with my family as we visited my grandparents in upstate New York. Great interview with great info, thanks for posting.

I listen to him sometimes on WPRB. I always wondered what he looks like. His voice reminds me of an old friend of mine.

bless you monk for letting him talk as much as you did. This will definitely take multiple listens, he is a real vestige of truth telling and wisdom and you are in your prime as an interviewer at this point

Bebop revisited is one of the greatest albums in the idiom! Charles is in the lineage of the greats that came from Detroit

Mr.Rowe would you happen to have any interviews with the late musicians such as Leo Parker; Wadell Gray; Eric Dolphy; Charlie Parker; Theloneous Monk; and Dizzy Gillespie."

A wonderful interview. Thank you Monk, K.

"If you're saying no - I can't use you, I'm lookin' for somebody sayin' yes. Why would I wanna be bothered with no?" Great interview, thanks! :)

God bless Mr. Valentín. R.I.P.

Weew

I don't understand why Danny isn't more well-known. Two of my favorite albums from my youth were Maynard Ferguson's "Chameleon" and Woody Herman's "The 40th Anniversary, Carnegie Hall Concert," both with Danny on drums. He even subbed for Buddy Rich in his band when Buddy was sick. Thanks for all the great music, Danny!

The great Buster Williams ! Thanks for the interview 👏

Наши амурские волны , им некогда душой не понять.

As a student of Manny’s why did it take so long for me to discover this wonderful interview? What a treasure he was and his rich story telling ability always came through in his music. My short time with him has had a huge influence on me and I so regretted his loss in 2001. And now some of his best music is difficult to find which is tragic. Maybe this interview will help to preserve his legacy. Kudos to Monk!

There is no reincarnation jerry...but we get our experience through living your life...and we don't choose our parents ,our environment, our social hierarchy, poor or rich ,WHITE OR BLACK,BROWN..

Jerry had a enrichment environment..like so many musicians back in the 60,80,80,90,...

I ve always played with loud bands..I developed bad HABITS...IT TOOK YEARS LATER TO TRY TO FIX THOSE BAD HABITS. I DID NOT HAD THE OPPORTUNITIES TO TEACH - I WAS YOUNG

Spectacular interview. WELL DONE!!! Very important musical history is chronicled here.

Such a great interview he was amazing and a funny guy

The Real Jazz Legend

Great listening to stories of the Utica area musical history!! My mom & dad sang and played in the area and I learned to play as well.

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Outasight!!!!!!

This is priceless

Not an interview. A monologue.

Wow

Love Jerrys work with Earth Wind & Fire ....... ICONIC

The best jazz congas drummer

Steve is so underrated. An incredibly talented performer

I studied trumpet with Howie for a semester during my master's degree. Extremely talented player and a kind man. RIP Howie. Thanks for all of your hard work and dedication.

I once told a piano player playing at a famous Cape Cod restaurant that he reminded me of Dave McKenna. His eyes lit up, and he replied- "that was the greatest compliment of my life, thank you, thank you....Dave is my idol".

love this. Lanny is my Great Aunt Ruth Maddick Morgan 's son, my mom Iliah babysat him

Terrific interview. Skitch seems like a terrific human being. And warm, and gifted.

Benny Goodman and Lenny Bruce haha

My man.

Miles discovered and supported so many musicial talents who became world-famous leaders themselves. Joe Zawinul, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea or Keith Jarret, only just mentioning pianists.

I like this guy. Despite his fame he is so natural and down to earth. So interesting to listen to his story.

Great questions and answers imho

Great job Monk. Ken's a great resource. Love his honesty and stories.

Great interview!

I am a great fan of Alan’s recent trio albums and an even bigger fan of Mel Torme. Alan arranged Mel Torme’s Tribute album to Bing Crosby. I think this album is my least favorite Torme album, i think it’s boring. I wonder how Alan thinks back on that cooperation with Mel and on the album?

I'm so glad you made this interview! I didn't realize he passed a few months later. What you are doing is so incredibly important. Thank you.

monk rowe's the goat

Hernie HANCOCK 🤍🤍🤍

Great interview with one of the best baritone players. What a sound he had.

This is my uncle

One of my all time favorite artists. Grab every album and CD I can find.

hey that's my dad 🙂

Gorgeous! Thank you Benny Goodman!

So intersting. I love to hear people who have had experiences with great musicians from the past. Looking forward to hearing the concert with Paul Winter, a classmate from high school.