Judge Michael talks to the film director Clint Eastwood, who once said, jazz and Western were perhaps the only two truly American art forms ( Wall Street Journal ). Eastwood tells how he came by Fats Waller-plates his mother to jazz, from his visits to the clubs with traditional and modern jazz in the area around San Francisco in the 1940s, where he heard Charlie Parker several times . Judge recaps Eastwood's jazz-related movies, and Eastwood said that jazz musicians were "pioneers of integration, because it judged the jazz people according to their abilities, and this at a time when they were often judged by very different things - social status , color, etc ". Despite all the difficulties that the Jazz had to go through, white Eastwood: "It is this melting pot of races and cultures called America, which gives jazz its great strength."
Judge Michael talks to the motion picture director Clint Eastwood, who once claimed jazz and westerns to perhaps be the only true American art forms ( Wall Street Journal ). Eastwood talks about his initiation to jazz through his mother's Fats Waller records, his visits to both traditional and modern jazz clubs in the Bay area into the 1940s where he saw Charlie Parker several times. Judge recapitulate Eastwood jazz-related pictures, and Eastwood explains that jazz musicians "were pioneers of integration, because you were judged by your ability in an era when people were judging people by a lot of other things - social factors, color, etc it's the racial and cultural melting pot of "For all the difficulties jazz had to go through, Eastwood says." America that 'gives jazz its great power'.
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