Jeremy Pelt's 'Griot' Reveals the Personal Side of Jazz History

from Sounds of Berklee · host Berklee College of Music

The author and trumpeter discusses his new book, which features intimate interviews with jazz greats from Bertha Hope to Robert Glasper. The book and its companion album shine a light on how personal history is cultural history. (Theme music is "You Made Me" by Sleeping Lion)

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