Doug Carn Interview by Monk Rowe - 2/24/2023 - Zoom

Organist, pianist and composer Doug Carn speaks about his positive music experiences as a child, and his entrance into the jazz scene of the 70s. He shares his opinions about the economics of the business and his spiritual connection to the music.
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[@adamtabl]

thank you for sharing this fascinating interview with a great artist and thinker

[@sainteal]

Thank you so much for doing this one Monk! I am a HUGE Doug Carn fan and this was a very insightful discussion! Doug's output on the Black Jazz records label is legendary and is a perfect example of the 70's Spiritual Jazz vibe at it's highest artistic expression! Blessings to you both, Doug & Monk!!!

[@ber334]

Hey Doug I'm living in Baltimore now.. so nice to see you. I was listening to a Scott Hamilton interview and this came up as soon as it was over

[@ber334]

Oh yeah when you can put the 3/4 and the 4/4 together then all is well