Marquis Hill expresses that one's personality and life experiences are crucial to their musical expression, asserting, 'You can hear how a person lives by the way they play a ballad, by the way they play the blues.'
Hill laments the decline of performing compositions by other artists, highlighting a shift rooted in label involvement and ownership rights, suggesting it has stifled jazz's traditional collaborative nature.
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