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Part autobiography, part cultural criticism, [Margo Jefferson] reminds us that the rules for how we structure memory, and how we tell our stories, are not immutable. -- Enuma Okoro — Financial Times More…

A fine, full, deeply sympathetic portrait of a particular kind of courage, a punk dissidence that is at once frail and mighty -- John Lloyd — Financial Times More…

Kahn's book puts you there in the studio, next to Elvin's kit -- Geoff Brown — MOJO More…

The book's strengths lie in dealing with phenomena such as mixing, dub and explorations of such behemoths as the Fairlight synthesiser and digital sampling. It also has a fascinating section... — Jazzwise More…

A delight to read, massively informed yet remarkably agile . . . The story of ballet offers a singular perspective on the evolution of our culture: a fascinating mirror on the arts. Nowhere is... — Washington Post More…