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  • Von Freeman, Kenny Prince, Bradley Parker-Sparrow, Joanie Pallatto in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Dec. 20, 1989

    Interviewing jazz musicians Von Freeman (tenor saxophone), Kenny Prince (piano), Bradley Parker-Sparrow(piano and composer), and Joanie Pallatto (vocalist).

  • Von Freeman (tenor saxophone), Franz Jackson (vocals) and composer Kahil El'zabar.

    Mar. 31, 1997

    Interviewing jazz musicians Von Freeman (tenor saxophone), Franz Jackson (vocals) and composer Kahil El'zabar.

  • Stan Getz and Penny Tyler discuss the 10th Chicago Jazz Festival

    Aug. 29, 1988

    Interviewing tenor saxophonist Stan Getz and jazz promoter and critic Penny Tyler.

  • Listening to and discussing the "Living Music Collection '86," with saxophonist, bandleader, and composer Paul Winter

    Oct. 20, 1986

    Listening to the Living Music Collection

  • Interviewing saxophonist and composer Paul Winter, Russian vocalist Dimitri Pokrovsky, and Marina Balaskova

    Aug. 10, 1988
  • Interviewing Frank Morgan.

    May. 6, 1987
  • Frank Morgan discusses jazz.

    May. 25, 1988

    Terkel comments and presents a performance at the Jazz Showcase

  • Anthony Braxton discusses his music and jazz

    Aug. 24, 1989

    Musician Anthony Braxton speaks with Studs Terkel about his music and the various musicians who have influenced him.

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