Drummer Jack DeJohnette first made his name playing with Miles Davis in the 1950s. Today, he joins us to talk about his new album with Bruce Hornsby and bassist Christian McBride.
JACK EASE BACK AGAIN! His music on his Golden Beams Productions record label is hypnotic. You can get hooked easily for a month @ least & subsidiaries are extremely hard to find. I bow down in respect to John Schaefer for his magnificent program SOUNDCHECK & New Sounds. Thanks John! Hamid. www.videopix.co.uk
May. 23 2007 09:09 PM
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JACK EASE BACK AGAIN!
His music on his Golden Beams Productions record label is hypnotic. You can get hooked easily for a month @ least & subsidiaries are extremely hard to find.
I bow down in respect to John Schaefer for his magnificent program SOUNDCHECK & New Sounds.
Thanks John!
Hamid.
www.videopix.co.uk
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