Byron Stripling interviewed by Monk Rowe, Clinton, New York, April 25, 1998 [transcript]
Table of Contents: Biography -- Early performances in church/Taping favorites off television and radio -- Seeing the power of music and spirit from his grandmother -- Family took their chances and moved out of Georgia -- Careers in music : versatility is a must/Safety net -- Family valued education, took pride in Black artists, fighters -- Self marketing/Downsizing and technology -- Finding opportunities to perform : church and beyond -- Joining Basie Band/Transition after Basie's death -- Thad Jones -- Frank Foster -- Eastman experience -- Clark Terry helps line up gig with Lionel Hampton -- Scats Frankie Dunlop drum solo/"When you're smiling" with Lionel Hampton -- Learning business savvy through dealing with Lionel Hampton -- Being asked to improvise for commercials -- Conclusion : jazz repertory orchestras/Finding one's own sound.
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Byron Stripling interviewed by Monk Rowe, Clinton, New York, April 25, 1998 [transcript]