Cassandra Wilson, Grammywinning jazz artist, remembered
News Source : NPR
News Summary
- Cassandra Wilson, one of the greatest jazz singers of her generation, has died.
- Nate Chinen is a music critic and the editorial director at the jazz- and classical-music-focused member station WRTI in Philadelphia.
- Chinen: "She really changed the idea of what a jazz vocalist can do and how they can do it" "She always resisted complacency.
- She was an artist who constantly pushed herself," Chinen says.
- "Last Train To Clarksville" was a signature hit for The Monkees.
NPRs Michel Martin asks music critic Nate Chinen <> about the legacy of the Grammywinning jazz artist Cassandra Wilson.
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