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Jack DeJohnette: NEA Jazz Master

January 10, 2012 by Josh Jackson  
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WBGO’s Josh Jackson talks to Jack DeJohnette about his NEA Jazz Masters Fellowship, his seventieth anniversary plans, and a new recording, Sound Travels (E1/Golden Beam).

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  1. Beverly Ritz says:
    January 16, 2012 at 1:10 am

    In my thinking, Jack DeJohnette has always been a jazz master. His composition, “Silver Hollow,” is one of the most beautiful compositions. In fact, I would like to perform that piece in my concerts. His words, as heard in this show, are thoughtful and inspiring. Just like his music.

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