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Primarily, in the beginning, this is a discourse on-and through-rhythm, on what it means to pause and to repeat, on all t he many shades of the same and its other, of noise and silence. That... — More…
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Hold On to Your Dreams: Arthur Russell and the Downtown Music Scene, 1973-1992
- Author: Lawrence, Tim
[An exhaustive, often spellbinding account of the life of one of music's true maverick enigmas. . . . While the book provides many fresh insights into the 80s downtown hotbed, Russell emerges... — More…
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If you’re interested in the relationship between jazz, sociology, racism and history, this book (a product of feeling as well as hard work) could prove highly rewarding." -- Graham Colomb — More…
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Songs of the Unsung: The Musical and Social Journey of Horace Tapscott
- Author: Tapscott, Horace
- Editor: Isoardi, Steven Louis
Songs of the Unsung is one of those special autobiographical narratives that comes along once in a while, and successfully captivates its reading audience with the complete candor of the person... — More…
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[A] vital statement about the infinitely nuanced nature of cultural exchange between Africa and America, and how our fullest understanding of jazz history might be furthered by enquiries like... — More…
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This collection of thought-provoking essays is as much about inclusion, looking at jazz as a genre relevant to all, as it is futurism. Evolved from the Guelph Jazz Festival Colloquium, the publication... — More…
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[A] lively, personal examination of Havana's street music, dance, and politics. . . . In tracing the history of rap and reggaeton, Baker makes a major contribution to the understanding of Cuban... — More…
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