ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode of The Jazz Room we meet, drummer Bruce Jackson.
We chat about his CD "Don't Step on Your Dreams" Bruce talks about being a Bandleader and the emotions that go into creating a CD.
Also we talk about our mutual experiences with Singing legend Joyce Bryant.
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