
"The Jazz Journey" By Chuck McPherson
09/08/21 • 30 min
Jazz drummer Chuck McPherson gives his perspective on the history of Jazz. From African slaves arriving in Congo Square New Orleans to Charlie Parker and many other legendary Jazz musicians who shaped and molded this great art form.
Jazz drummer Chuck McPherson gives his perspective on the history of Jazz. From African slaves arriving in Congo Square New Orleans to Charlie Parker and many other legendary Jazz musicians who shaped and molded this great art form.
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A Conversation with Be Bop legend Charles McPherson
During this episode Mr. McPherson talks about his upbringing in West Detroit. It was there where he would stand outside the famous Detroit Jazz Club Blue Bird Inn and listen to the house band which included Barry Harris on piano Paul Chambers on bass and Elvin Jones on drums. We also discuss his playing with Charles Mingus from 1960-1972. He also tells a story about meeting Charlie Parker as a teenager and how Parker's music influenced an entire generation of Jazz musicians.
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