Norman Lear, dead at 101, loved jazz and moshing at Foo Figh

The pioneering TV producer chatted about The Beatles, Eminem and the Declaration of Independence in our 2003 interview. His Concord Records' label roster included Ozomtali and San Diego jazz greats Barney Kessel and Jeannie & Jimmy Cheatham

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