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Jazz Jam: Sax, Live, and Videotape

October 1, 1989 by: Jason Patterson

New Orleans' master jazz saxophonist Earl Turbinton has an interesting perspective on his chosen art form. He sees the development of jazz like the growth of a tree sprouting many new branches as it ages, each one growing in its own direction while sharing the same roots. Earl feels as many of us do: the evolution of Jazz is as important as the preservation of Jazz. The music is only as healthy as the care and attention given it.

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