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(Source: Institute of Jazz Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark.) Courtesy of Len Lyons. Gerry Mulligan. From The Miles Davis Radio Project. Produced by Steve Rowland. © 1992. Courtesy of Steve Rowland. Dexter Gordon. From Dexter Gordon: American Classic. By permission of Atlantic Recording Corporation. Charles Mingus interviewed by Nesuhi Ertegun. From Mingus: Oh Yeah. By permission of Atlantic Recording Corporation. Cannonball Adderley. From The Two Worlds of Jazz. Nat Hentoff radio series from the 1960s (Collection of Richard J. Lawn). Courtesy of Nat Hentoff. Horace Silver. From Jazz Profiles: Horace Silver. NPR, April 30, 1996. Produced by Miyoshi Smith. Courtesy of NPR. Gerry Mulligan. From The Miles Davis Radio Project. Produced by Steve Rowland. © 1992. Courtesy of Steve Rowland. Martin Williams. From The Miles Davis Radio Project. Produced by Steve Rowland. © 1992. Courtesy of Steve Rowland. Martin Williams. From The Miles Davis Radio Project. 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By permission of Atlantic Recording Corporation. From “Another Face of Jazz” with Gil Evans and Lee Konitz. Producers: Steve Rathe & David Eyges. © 1988. From “Another Face of Jazz” with Gil Evans and Lee Konitz. Producers: Steve Rathe & David Eyges. © 1988. Gerry Mulligan. From The Miles Davis Radio Project. Produced by Steve Rowland. © 1992. Courtesy of Steve Rowland. Gerry Mulligan. From The Miles Davis Radio Project. Produced by Steve Rowland. © 1992. Courtesy of Steve Rowland. Chick Corea interviewed by Len Lyons, 1978. (Source: Institute of Jazz Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark.) Courtesy of Len Lyons. Chick Corea interviewed by Len Lyons, 1978. (Source: Institute of Jazz Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark.) Courtesy of Len Lyons. Herbie Hancock interviewed by Len Lyons, 1977. (Source: Institute of Jazz Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark.) Courtesy of Len Lyons. 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From the keynote address, International Association for Jazz Education Convention, New York, NY, January 2001. Courtesy of Pat Metheny. Tim Hagans interviewed by Richard J. Lawn. Courtesy of Tim Hagans. Tim Hagans interviewed by Richard J. Lawn. Courtesy of Tim Hagans. Tim Hagans interviewed by Richard J. Lawn. Courtesy of Tim Hagans. Tim Hagans interviewed by Richard J. Lawn. Courtesy of Tim Hagans. Dave Brubeck interviewed by Len Lyons, June 24, 1982. (Source: Institute of Jazz Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark.) Courtesy of Len Lyons. Dave Brubeck interviewed by Len Lyons, June 24, 1982. (Source: Institute of Jazz Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark.) Courtesy of Len Lyons. From “Loose Ends” by Richard J. Lawn. Performed by The University of Texas Jazz Orchestra on their CD Loose Ends. Courtesy of The University of Texas. From “Gulf Coast Blues” (Clarence Williams, arr. 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