Decorated sound engineer talks about his early days at Angel City Studios working under Tom Wilson and then later at MVP Studios with Freddie Perrin.

Open minded trumpeter talks about playing jazz with Ray Charles and the drum solos of Danny Richmond.

Musical healer of Haitian descent discusses her ancestral roots and bringing those messages to her music.

Continued discussion about working with Malcolm Cecil, Jim Keltner and the challenges facing young accompanists today.

Another conversation about life on the bandstand with a young lion.

Born in Cuba and immigrated to Miami when he was 11 years old. Became a first call drummer and producer for so many iconic labels like TK and Glades along with developing what we now know as the Miami Sound Machine.

Indelible English guitarist talks about his early exposure to great jazz luminaries through is father and his life in music collaborating with many icons.

Multi-dimensional healer talks about her road towards peace, individuality and persistence as a woman of color.

Iconic Detroit bassist talks about gigging with Earl Klugh growing up and the unpredictable genius of Stevie Wonder.

Iconic baritone saxophonist for the Count Basie Band talks about growing up and witnessing jazz legends like Lionel Hampton and Stan Kenton come through the deeply segregated state of South Carolina.