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Improv Under Discipline: How Jazz Taught Me to Build, Fly, Fight, and Lead

Improv Under Discipline: How Jazz Taught Me to Build, Fly, Fight, and Lead
Washington, D.C., 1963 — Ramsey Lewis Trio at Bohemian Caverns, U Street NW. Just two years later, this room would give the world The In Crowd—a live recording that captured the heartbeat of modern jazz: intimate, swinging, disciplined, and electric. This wasn’t background music. This was America improvising in real time, underground, after dark, and exactly on the beat.

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