Here's a shot of the boys with Jazz 88 DJ Ron Dhanifu.
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"As a kid playing jazz, I constantly heard people referring to certain artist’ music as being spiritual. (i.e. John Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, McCoy Tyner, …) I understood this on an intellectual level, but could not relate this to my own playing. Sometimes I even felt that it was a “catch all” category to say that someone’s music was spiritual. If someone said that about a player, I wanted to say, “What does that mean?” especially since a lot of jazz is without words. I came to understand this as simply how it affected the listener. But I wanted to be spiritual in my life and in my music too. I felt somewhat left out of “the club.” So, thus started my search for my own spiritual identification."

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Check out Terri Lyne's site for bio and other info! And check out the show tonight!! OK, here a little bio-bit here...

"Drummer, composer, producer and clinician, Terri Lyne Carrington, developed a reputation as a child prodigy, jamming with jazz veterans. At 11, she received a full scholarship to Berklee College of Music and in 1983 began working in New York with Clark Terry, Stan Getz and Cassandra Wilson. In 1989, she became the drummer for the "Arsenio Hall Show” and later for the “Vibe” show in 1997. Her debut CD, "Real Life Story," was nominated for a Grammy Award, though Terri is most noted for touring and recording with Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter. Her current CD, “Jazz Is A Spirit” has been released on the ACT Music label."

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