Recognized as one of the leading innovators of bebop in the jazz idiom,
and called the "Abraham Lincoln of jazz" Dizzy Gillespie traces the
roots of American jazz, describes how he came by his unique-looking
trumpet, and tells of his conversion to the Bahá’í faith in an interview
by WTMJ-TV host Jim Peck and Jon Boggs, assistant professor in the
Music Department of UW-Milwaukee.
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