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Jazz anecdotesBill Crow
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Jazz anecdotes

370 pagesFirst published 19903 editions
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"Drawing on a rich verbal tradition, bassist and jazz writer Bill Crow has culled stories from many sources, including the remarkable collection of oral histories compiled by the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University, to paint fascinating and very human portraits of jazz musicians. Organized around such general topics as teaching and learning, life on the road, prejudice and discrimination, and the importance of a good nickname - Jazz Anecdotes shows the jazz world as it really is." "With its unique blend of sparkling dialogue and historical and social insight, Jazz Anecdotes will…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionOxford University Press, USA20054169780195187953
EditionOxford University Press19913509780195071337
EditionOxford University Press19903509780195055887
AnecdotesJazzJazz -- AnecdotesJazz, history and criticism