Norman Granz : the man who used jazz for justice / Tad Hershorn ; foreword by Oscar Peterson.
Material type:
- 0520267826 : HRD
- 9780520267824
- Granz, Norman, 1918-2001
- Impresarios -- United States -- Biography
- Jazz musicians -- United States -- Biography
- Jazz -- History and criticism
- Music -- Social aspects -- United States
- African American musicians -- Biography
- African American musicians -- United States
- Civil rights movements -- United States -- Songs and music
- 781.65092
- ML429.G696 H47 2011
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"Roth Family Foundation music in America imprint"--Prelim. p.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 437-448) and index.
"All I wanted was my freedom" -- "A marvelous crucible" -- Cole train -- "The opener" -- Let freedom swing -- Norman Granz versus -- Mambo jambo -- Enter Ella and Oscar -- The continental -- "I feel most at home in the studio" -- Starry nights -- "That tall old man standing next to Ella Fitzgerald" -- The jazz hurricane -- "The lost generation" -- Duke, Prez, and Billie -- Joie de Verve -- Across the sea -- "Musicians don't want to jam" -- Picasso on the beach -- "One more once" -- Takin' it on out, for good -- "Somewhere there's music."
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