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What Time Are We On? - An Oral History of The London Jazz Scene from The Early 1940's to 1965, Told By The Musicians Who Were There (Paperback)
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What Time Are We On? - An Oral History of The London Jazz Scene from The Early 1940's to 1965, Told By The Musicians Who Were There (Paperback)
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Discovery Miles 3 580
You Save R36 (9%)
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The tale of British Jazz music over the 20 years from the end of
the Second World War. Told by the 9 musicians interviewed over the
last 12 years, who were lucky enough to be there at the time. The
likes of Chris Barber (band leader and trombonist), John
Critchinson (Ronnie Scott's pianist), Paul Jones (the singer in
Manfred Mann), Don Rendell (John Dankworth's tenor saxophonist),
Wally Houser (Ronnie's Club solicitor), Harold Pendleton (The
Marquee Club owner/Reading & Leeds Festival founder). The UK at
its hardest up about to live it up as best it can! Bringing to life
the boom of the traditional jazz revival, the first British popular
music. Telling the story of the birth of British modern jazz.
Providing an entire chapter on the London jazz clubs that are no
more. Illustrating the early negotiations in New York that led to
the touring in the US of British jazz groups, and the return of
Americans to the UK during the MU/AFM trade dispute. The jazz that
in turn led to GB's rhythm and blues and the break-out from that
into our popular music of today.
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