It has the spirit I like. I know one day I'm going to deal with it. If I like something I know I'm eventually going to get around to dealing with it. Harrison says he's got quite an example to follow in studying and adapting music from different cultures. One of the unique traits of jazz is that it embraces the whole world of music.
Nothing is taboo.
They put them into the vocabulary of jazz. The hard thing in adopting music from other places is getting to a position where it feels natural. As soon as that happens you can add it to your own vocabulary. You enhance jazz in the process. This will be Harrison's second visit to this country and he has fond memories of his first trip in 1998.