Very sweet of you to say John. Thank you. I always want readers to feel they spent time with subjects, not me. And I want readers to get to know how exceptional subjects tick.
I’d never heard of Jo Harrop before, but I’ve just listened to the entire album AND read your great, in-depth interview with her👍.
I’ve had YouTube Premium for a few months now, so I was able to listen to the album without ads. One thing I always wonder, though: I hope all the artists whose albums are officially available on YouTube actually get paid a decent amount for it.
I try to catch all the interviews Marc has done over the years, they are all golden material. This is one example.
Very sweet of you to say John. Thank you. I always want readers to feel they spent time with subjects, not me. And I want readers to get to know how exceptional subjects tick.
You are the Library of Congress of Jazz history. Not only that, everything is well done and said.
I'm humbled, John. So glad you enjoyed. Knowing you're out there reading makes me want to adhere to high standards.
Most pleasant interview. If she is part of the future, it can only be classified as bright.
I’d never heard of Jo Harrop before, but I’ve just listened to the entire album AND read your great, in-depth interview with her👍.
I’ve had YouTube Premium for a few months now, so I was able to listen to the album without ads. One thing I always wonder, though: I hope all the artists whose albums are officially available on YouTube actually get paid a decent amount for it.
My goodness, she's outstanding! Thank you for the intro.
Glad you enjoyed, Boo. A refreshing jazz album that's eclectic and original. "Dusty in Memphis" indeed!