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		<title>Contemporary Jazz: How I Got Into It, Part 1</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>My contemporary jazz journey began 20 years ago, in college. In 1989, I was dating a girl who listened to contemporary jazz. She had cassettes of Spyro Gyra’s Point of View and David Sanborn’s A Change of Heart in her blue Honda. I was a bit familiar with modern jazz (a high school classmate had [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My contemporary jazz journey began 20 years ago, in college. In 1989, I was dating a girl who listened to contemporary jazz. She had cassettes of Spyro Gyra’s <em>Point of View</em> and David Sanborn’s <em>A Change of Heart</em> in her blue Honda. I was a bit familiar with modern jazz (a high school classmate had <em>Light Years</em> by the Chick Corea Elektric Band) but not knowledgeable. She and her mother and me took me to an Earl Klugh concert in St. Louis (he was touring behind his <em>Solo Guitar</em> recording).  I was completely infatuated with this girl and I wanted to experience everything she enjoyed. When the relationship fell apart, I took an even stronger interest in the music because I didn’t want that part to end.  I started buying Jazziz magazine. Based on the issue I bought (the one spotlighting the <em>Happy Anniversary, Charlie Brown!</em> compilation), I bought cassettes of the latest from Grover Washington, Jr. and Fattburger. I&#8217;d listen to these on my Walkman while serving as a student worker at the student loans department. Little did I know of the life-changing event coming soon.</p>
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