Dave Valentin Interview by Monk Rowe - 4/15/2000 - Scottsdale, AZ
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- Flautist Dave Valentin reminisces about his childhood in the Bronx, his interesting path to the flute, and his relationship with Herbie Mann and Hubert Laws.
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Highly missed. Such a great player and kind man. RIP Dave, your time on earth was too short, but you left a great legacy that keeps inspiring people and continues to bring joy and inspiration.
This is such a fantastic interview. I'm glad you lived in this world and left us a great musical legacy, I am grateful to you for guiding us.
Dave was a special human being possessed of a beautiful soul.
The first time I heard Dave Valentin, was on a 1977 rocording made by Ricardo Marrero's group Time.The piece I remember was Land Of The Third eye, a compostion written by Dave.Dave may be perhaps one of the very best flute players of all times.Thank you Dave for the music you left us all to enjoy.Rest in peace bro.
RIP Mr Dave Valentin your Greatly missed Pa 🙏🏻❤️👍🔥🎹🎤🎼
Dave Teach drum in JHS 133 in the bronx in the early 70s he taught me how to play wow he was only 20 years old and the flute was his baby
What a legend and an absolute musical inspiration ❤️🔥♥️💕💗
picked up my first flute when your first album came out could not wait for everyone after. always love your playing on don grolnicks media noche. miss ya bro god speed be nice behave lol ya always killed it much love
Fantasic insight into Dave's life and music thanks very much for posting :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Monk
RIP Dave Valentin, 3/8/17
Such a great interview he was amazing and a funny guy
Thanks for your comment. You might enjoy our podcast, “Jazz Backstory,” based on excerpts from these interviews. It is available on major podcast providers, I included an anecdote from Dave in an early episode.
Thank you..
RIP Dave.
Nice interview! Miss Dave and his music!
Descanses en paz Dave, RIP boricua, gone to soon.
Jibaro not hebaro music. It refers to the "country folk". Great interview Monk!
James, thanks for the clarification..can you tell me where it appears in the interview?
It's about 2:13 Monk, and just before that he references Matamoros. On the video it's mispelled Matomoros. BTW, I took your jazz appreciation class on line a while back & enjoyed it. You played at our wedding reception....Green Acres, Rome in '79. Rick was on keyboard. Tempus fugit!
Thanks for the corrections, duly noted and fixed. Tempus fugit indeed!
The so called "Jibaro" play the music all over Puerto Rico. Not what he is telling.