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The Instruments of Rock and Roll: The Rise and Fall of the Saxophone.

Rock historian Ed Ward continues his series on the instruments of rock and roll. Today's installment: is the Saxophone.

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Other segments from the episode on April 19, 1996

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, April 19, 1996: Interview with Ben Stiller; Commentary on the saxophone and rock music; Interview with William Link; Interview with Peter Falk; Review of the Fugees' album…
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From the Archives: Actor Ben Stiller on His New Comedy Show.

Actor and filmmaker Ben Stiller. He's the son of the comedy team, Stiller and Meara, (Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara). He's acted in the Lincoln Center's revival of "House of Blue Leaves," and appeared in the films, "Fresh Horses," "Stella," and "Empire of the Sun." He's also made a number of comedy shorts that parody movies and television. (REBROADCAST. Originally aired 9/25/92).

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From the Archives: Television Producer William Link.

Screenwriter William Link. With his partner Richard Levinson, Link created more than a dozen T-V series, including "Columbo" and "Mannix." They also wrote the books "Stay Tuned: An Inside Look at the Making of Prime-Time Television," and "Off Camera: Conversations with the Makers of Prime-Time Television."Link has been inducted into the TV Hall of Fame and also stars in the new movie "Flirting with Disaster." REBROADCAST (Originally aired 10/12/89)

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