I'm Brian Hyde. This is Rolling Stone Music Now. So Jeff Goldblum isn't only the great actor you've seen in everything from the fly to Jurassic Park to Wicked.

He's also a genuinely gifted jazz piano player who's begun a recording career in recent years.

At age 72, he just released his fourth album, Still Blooming, with his band, The Mildred Snitcher Orchestra.

This one has some serious star power in its guest singers.

His wicked co-stars, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Arevo show up, as does Scarlett Johansson.

Here's my conversation with Jeff Goldblum.

Music with Jeff Goldblum.

You've got that little Richard poster behind you.

How about that?

Good call, Miss Marlowe.

She's not like to Paul.

Oh, that's good.

I like that.

Ever play that stuff?

Ever mess around with that kind of rock and roll piano playing?

Yeah, yeah.

Sometimes I put my foot up on the piano and play like Jerry Lee Lewis,

and I never light it on fire or anything.

But I like a nice, yeah, Rocky.

There are things in the jazz, you know, way that can get funky and New Orleansy and, you know, you know, as you know, kind of funky. That's the beauty,

not to go too deeply too quickly. You know, but that's the beauty of jazz, as you know, and about music is that it's a

melting pot and a mix and a hybrid of many different things.

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