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TOP 10 JAZZ INSPIRED INTERVIEWS

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	Gordon Goodwin Composer, pianist and sax-man, Gordon Goodwin talks about marketing jazz in the computer age, writing for animation, and how he gets his "Big Phat Band" to swing like mad!
	Wayne Bergeron Trumpet man Wayne Bergeron is known for his amazing high notes and studio work, but has now received a Grammy nomination for his first CD under his own name.
	Joey Harrington Atlanta Falcons quarterback and jazz pianist Joey Harrington discusses the important role jazz has played in his sports and musical life and the joy he gets from encouraging young boys (often against the pressure of their peers) to continue their piano pursuits, as well as their athletic adventures.
	Mark Walter Son of pianist Cy Walter, Mark Walter talks about bringing awareness of his father's great musical legacy.
	Robert Redford Robert Redford talks about designing his life and work at Sundance around a jazz model.
	George Wein Jazz impresario George Wein talks about creating the festival phenomenon, his own piano playing and his continuing love affair with jazz.
	Allan Vache Clarinetist and longtime member of Jim Cullum's "Live From the Landing" show talks about growing up in a musical family and continuing the tradition by marrying a classical musician.
	Dick Hyman Pianist/composer Dick Hyman talks about his work for Woody Allen and early TV.
	Jon Weber Chicago pianist Jon Weber talks about his jingle writing years, his love for every kind of jazz from the early days to the present, and what his recent move to NYC has done for his playing.
	Chevy Chase The comedian Chevy Chase talks about jazz and comedy and his own Bill Evans-influenced piano playing.