Play the Way You Feel: The Essential Guide to Jazz Stories on Film by Kevin Whitehead (2020)
The movies and jazz, two distinct and very creative forms of impressions, have produced quite a few gems, whenever allowed
Read MoreJazz Fiction, Jazz Research – Musing on JAZZ and Related Topics, Popular Culture and Jazz in the Movies
The movies and jazz, two distinct and very creative forms of impressions, have produced quite a few gems, whenever allowed
Read MoreBetween 1956 and 1958, a unique TV show hosted by Bobby Troup (who penned “Route 66”) was aired live from
Read MoreIt is only with a lot of luck and after many coincidences, that the final text concerning two very important
Read MoreIn the 1950s and 1960s, any solid university library with a section on folklore, gospel music, American Studies, or African
Read MoreStrongly influenced by Pierre Bourdieu and his concepts, author Paul Lopes, Associate Professor of Sociology at Colgate University, starts an
Read MoreWhile several pioneering attempts by scholars of literature and music to prove traces of literature in jazz and vice versa
Read MoreAs the existence of jazz in the interwar years was a sensation/historical event/outrage in Germany, many theorists, philosophers, musicologists tried
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