One of the highlights of my New York trip was to meet and spend time with legendary jazz pianist DD Jackson. You can eavesdrop.
While in New York, I was interviewed by jazz pianist / composer D.D. Jackson (pictured right) for his Living Jazz podcast. I was losing my voice at the time — and man, I talk fast (!) — but there might be something of interest in there for you.
We talked about everything from Creative Commons and music copyright, Radiohead and Prince, Gerd Leonard’s “Music Like Water” idea, D.D.’s own Artistshare website — through to strategies for selling digital vs. physical content, plus building fan relationships and more.
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Would you consider summarizing your conversation with DD Jackson? I tried to listen to the podcast but the background music makes it difficult to hear…or is it just me?
Cheers.