Art Pepper's daughter, Laurie Pepper, became a music producer and writer. She has worked on preserving and promoting her father's musical legacy by releasing unreleased recordings and writing a biography about him titled "Straight Life: The Story of Art Pepper." Laurie Pepper has been instrumental in keeping her father's music alive for new generations to appreciate.
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Art Pepper's daughter, Laurie Pepper, is a talented writer and music producer. She has dedicated herself to preserving her father's legacy through various projects, including the publication of his autobiography and overseeing the release of unreleased recordings. Laurie continues to honor her father's memory and contribution to the world of Jazz Music.
Patricia Ellen Pepper is the estranged daughter of jazz musician Art Pepper. It is assumed that after her mother and father's divorce, Patricia moved with her mother, whom later remarried. There is no other additional information found after their divorce. More... According to the documentary film "Art Pepper: Jazz Survivor," his ex-wife took 12-year-old daughter Patricia to visit Art in prison; thereby proving to their daughter that Art was an animal unworthy of his daughter's love and respect. After being released from prison, Art learned that his daughter, then 30-years-old with two children of her own, lived nearby. So he contacted her, but she didn't want to see him or talk to him, and never did thereafter. In frustration and grief over the estrangement, Art composed his hauntingly beautiful blues Ballad "Patricia."