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Dave was a special human being possessed of a beautiful soul.

This is a very interesting discussion with a singer whose performances I really enjoy. The interview educated me on just how much goes into putting on a good performance.

You know, I've watched this interview maybe five times. - I understood initially much of the overall significance of this interview. But it is only now, in this watching, that I realize something of its true depth. I commend you, Monk, for getting Mr. Hampton to open up in this way with you here. What he offers in this interview is priceless in terms of our understanding of jazz musicianship at the most organic level, and at this most important juncture. Truly, I believe that doctoral theses could (and will) be written on what Lionel Hampton cryptically intimates in this interview.

what a treasure trove of information from a humble legend

Thankful i learned from the best , Bernie Kirsh was my chief engineer at mad hatter studios in L.A. i was a staff engineer and Bernie Taught me techniques you can only learn thru sessions ... Thank you for the interview ... FJA at H C i worked in sessions but we were working and not much time for this kind of conversations we were always busy.... Thanks Again!!! and many greets Bernie if you see this !

if only he knew how bad things would get :/

To me Flip WAS JATP. Without him it was like Hamlet without the Prince of Denmark

Hello Al, How are you doing? Mike Lattimore

Danny, first heard you play with The Woody Herman Orchestra...penny Arcade.. fanfare for the coman man... utterly amazing...!!

Here because madlib sampled a Ruth lion interview from blue note movie

Joe is spot on . Jazz was Dance Music . It didn't end with Bop . Both Gillespie and Monk would dance on the stage . Free form was the death knell for Jazz , no swing , no melody . no friggin good .

bunch wasn't a big name, but he played like one, and all the players knew him. he's very generous with his insights here, and dr. woods does a fabulous job teasing him out. thanks for making this collection available.

Amazing!

There's a clip of "At Last" from the film Orchestra Wives you can see on UA-cam. I had to ask who played that great trumpet solo -- it was Johnny Best

Which one is Herbie? 😄

Awesome interview!

I was a prof with Phil at Berklee. He was/is a very impressive person. Keep well Phil!

What a great interview! Would love to share a Modelo with Buddy and talk arranging. It is so strange to me that Buddy decided to dedicate 8 years to the name of Glenn Miller. Maybe it was just a good and regular pay check? I would love to have that conversation . . .

Sir Roland Hanna was a national treasure. His playing on Sarah Vaughn’s “Crazy and Mixed Up” with Joe Pass is simply sublime! This interview shows just how wonderful he was as a person. Thank you!

His sandals are very “West Coast”

Great interview

And another Graet Interview!Thanks, Monk.

Just discovered Karolina yesterday and been listening to her work with WDR. And then I was offered this! Terrific interview. Thanks again, Monk.

Thanks for an informative and exciting interview :D

One of my all time favorite guitar players. Thanks for posting!

I really loved this interview. BTW, at around the 8:30 mark, when Hal was trying to think of the man with whom he had worked when he was young...the clarinetist who wore the top hat; I kept saying out loud "Ted Lewis, Ted Lewis," as if they could hear me! My wife thought that I was crazy!!! Ted Fio Rito was a very good guess by Monk. He was popular too. Actually, Ted Lewis used to sing "Me and My Shadow," and was known for his catchphrase "Yes sir, is everybody happy?" He was known as "The High-Hatted Tragedian of Song," and was a real showman! Monk is such a tremendous interviewer. I love the way he paints the cultural picture by mentioning songs or events of that era (in this case for the year 1950, when Hal was about 15). Fantastic stories of his days with Woody Herman, and their driving together in Woody's Corvette! Hal has such a pleasing, unassuming demeanor, and Monk has so much warmth. This was a joy to listen to.

I first studied with Phil at the National Stage Band Camps in West Chester, PA in 1972. Phil, Rich Matteson, Marian McPartland, John LaPorta, Gary Burton, Jamey Abersold, Ed Soph and others were the faculty. Then, spent summer of '73 at Berklee taking lessons with Phil and learning a lot. Thanks Phil.

Great interview

It broke my heart to hear this great artist light heartedly mentioning his concerns at the potential expense of new glasses and the amount of 'business' his playing attracted at venues. His abilities were such that he should have been showered with treasure and adulation wherever he went.

What a cool interview, so rich in insights that give us a peak at the magic that makes a performance musical. For example, the observation about making each voice in an arrangement melodic and the observation about how musicians who've played together for some time learn unspoken cues. The anecdote about the players in the Count Basie orchestra breathing at the same time made my jaw drop. Just listening to this I felt I was part of the music fraternity briefly, and it felt great. Very cool. I stumbled on this video, because my wife & daughter were talking about a fictional jazz club that was a musical mecca in a anime movie for which Hiromi did the sound track, and I told them such a thing existed here in the DFW area, because decades ago when I was in college, Lou Marini lead an orchestra that was popular with all the best jazz musicians in town. It was a blast from the past.

Awesome interview.

this is golden.

🎉❤ thanks Jeannie and Jimmy

Alan Broadbent is The Man 🎹 a wonderful pianist 🎉 thank you 🙏

As a result jays younger siblings know that record by heart also !

Wonderful musician and person.

Ms. N. Wilson a wonderful Woman, hope she received her Golden Award from the recording Industry . T.L.W. 😊

Great interview!! Just recently via email became friends with Hal… I knew of his great lead playing and his time as President of the union.. He worked a lot with my uncle Ray Triscari and we’ve had some great chats.. really enjoyed the interview!! Appreciate the great musicians and people you interview!! Joe Triscari

I’ve loved Pete Barbutti ever since I saw him on Mike Douglas in the 70’s his acts are “must see” especially for “cordeen players” 😂

A great musician.

Highly missed. Such a great player and kind man. RIP Dave, your time on earth was too short, but you left a great legacy that keeps inspiring people and continues to bring joy and inspiration.

I appeared on a game show with Mr Barbutti in the late 80s - I won the show and during the wind-down I asked him a silly question - and he called me a f___ing a__hole!! can you believe it?? ME!! I was never so proud… for winning the show (which was very easy) I won a $500 gift certificate to a fancy little ladies dress shop, a mug with the show’s name on it, and a piece of sausage the handle of the mug broke after a couple of months; I had to throw the sausage out because it hadn’t been refrigerated properly, and the gift certificate cost me an extra $500 because my girlfriend wanted some jewelry to go along with the dress she picked out from the fancy dress shop - that closed a week after we picked up the dress - had we taken an extra week to visit that shop, the gift certificate would have been worthless…..

Mr Rowe is a consumate interviewer, most of the questions he's done to Sheryl are not the type of questions she has been ask before, I've enjoy this interview. Thanks

I still use a paper calendar for my dates...

Thanks Monk. You are on a mission from God. More power to you!

Scott Yannow has one of the hugest sets of ears in the world. I’ve enjoyed his reviews of music from all genres for decades. Even the reviews I’ve disagreed with were delivered with undeniable insight. Cheers Scott.

Another fascinating interview, Monk! So glad you were able to record so many of these artists. What a horn player.

The interview w Ms. Nancy S. Wilson by Monk Rowe- 11.16.1995... There is no words that could express about Ms. Wilson ; just a gift from the Lord. For those who has listened to Her, especially in this interview. Listen young folks to Her, 'one' She didn't forget her two parents 'Dad and Mom'.. again, I'am so glad I have meet Ms. Wilson.. Thank You, we are still praying for Her Family Min. T.L. Wellington 😊😊

How do we send Jerry an email to plead for a simple chart he wrote ?

Thank you so much for this!!!❤