Ken Peplowski Part 1, Interview by Monk Rowe - 10/10/1997 - Aspen, CO

Reed man Ken Peplowski shares stories about his varied career in music. His work has encompassed gigs with Benny Goodman, work on jingle dates, playing in Broadway pit bands, and appearing at classic jazz parties.
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[@EmmaBReyes]

Peps is the greatest.Very high level musician with a great sense of humour.

[@Petar_Nikolov]

One of the greatest jazz musicians of our time...

[@Arturo-sm1tb]

greatest living jazz clarinetist. When Kenny Davern was alive, it was 50/50..