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In this edition of A Conversation In Jazz we talk to Philadelphia drummer, songwriter, and producer and Mr. Eddie Holman III. I've know Eddie since our days attending the Creative & Performing Arts (CAPA) High School in Philadelphia. Eddie is a walking encyclopedia on many of the historical facets of the music industry and a world-class musician. In Part 1 of our 2 Part interview, we discuss his history growing up in Philadelphia, being the son of a famous musician (Eddie Holman II, known for the hit song "Hey There Lonely Girl"), his years at CAPA and Berkley College of Music, many of his musical associations, experiences and more. Eddie Holman II is the CEO at East Cayhill Sound, CEO at Tudor Row Music Pub. and CEO & Founder at Work For Self At Holman Music Group. He is a drummer, songwriter and producer from the city Philadelphia. He is also the son of the legendary singer/songwriter Eddie Holman, known for the hit song, "Hey There Lonely Girl." Jazz Jazz is more than music. It is culture. It is the way we communicate. It's a life style. And through sharing the stories we can appreciate the music at a more dynamic level. We hope that by sharing the stories of jazz musicians, artists, educators, presenters, and enthusiasts, we can inspire and attract a new generation of jazz listeners, supporters, and appreciators of this original music. We ask that you would continue to support the channel so that we can continue to produce future videos and quality productions. You can support us through our Cashapp at $Jazzology101. Thank you!

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