You Don't Need The Fame To Be

Miles' Sessions Were Not Typical Of Anybody Else's Sessions. They Were Totally Unique.

Being A Musician Is What I Do, But It's Not What I Am.

In World War Ii, Jazz Absolutely Was The Music Of Freedom, And Then In The Cold War, Behind The Iron Curtain, Same Thing. It Was All Underground, But They Needed The Food Of Freedom That Jazz Offered.

Fact Is That I Played Piano And Performed, As A Young Kid, A Mozart Piano Concerto With The Chicago Symphony Orchestra . Don't Forget I Was Only Eleven-years-old And To Be On The Stage At That Age Had Tremendous Impact On Me. Basically Love For Classical Music And Performing As A Kid On The Big Stage Probably Led Toward This Decision, Which Meant That Music Is Going To Be My Big Love But Also My Profession.

Jazz Translates The Moment Into A Sense Of Inspiration For Not Only The Musicians But For The Listeners.