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There is so much for educators to learn about learning, learn about love, and loving to learn in this remarkable reunion commemorating Art Blakey<\/a>\u2019s Centennial. (start watching from 25:41)<\/p>\n

The Jazz Congress<\/a> in NYC ended today with a panel discussion featuring approximately thirty of the world\u2019s finest musicians, all of whom played with the great Art Blakey<\/a> over the course of four decades. For my money, this may be the single greatest gathering of artists ever assembled to honor a common mentor in history. Whether you never heard of Art Blakey or he is indelibly part of your consciousness, this conversation is simultaneously moving, profound, profane, and hilarious.<\/p>\n

This video is everything! You owe yourself the two hour experience. I will refrain from saying more so you may construct your own meaning.<\/p>\n