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Mark Masters: The Arranger and the Box in the Garage
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He and Jones get into honoring musicians mostly after they're gone—a Lee Konitz centennial project, a new chamber album for bassist Putter Smith—and what it meant to be among the last players to study with the masters firsthand. Along the way: growing up in Gary, Indiana, the studio scene that dried up in both LA and New York, the best advice he ever got ("never fall in love with anything you write"), and why he still arranges in pencil with an old war movie running on VHS.
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