Jazz by Grella on freedom and free jazz history
The piece traces the roots and rise of free jazz as a political and cultural movement led by figures like Taylor Coleman Cherry Ayler and Coltrane. It discusses existential improvisation, Black musical heritage, and the era’s social stakes, ending with a call to embrace jazz as a test of American values.
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Lightnin’ Hopkins
John Lee Hooker
Steve Lacy
Cecil Taylor
Lacy
Taylor
Ornette Coleman
Don Cherry
John Coltrane
Albert Ayler
Pharoah Sanders
Cherry
Coltrane
America
Philippe Carles
Jean-Louis Comelli
LeRoi Jones
Amiri Baraka
William Hooker
Anthology Film Archives
Coleman
Hooker
Marc Edwards
Patricia Nicholson Parker
Craig Harris
Ka’a Davis
Lisa Soko
The
Angels
James “Blood” Ulmer
Rudolph Burger
William Parker
Curtis Mayfield
Lester Bowie
Conjure
Kip Hanrahan
Ronnie Spector Be My Baby biography reveals a steadfast star
The book chronicles Ronnie Spector's rise with the Ronettes and her stormy marriage to Phil Spector plus her struggle with alcoholism and reinvention. It highlights her candidness about racism and front-woman pressure while tracing her ongoing dream to perform.
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Ronnie
Eddie Money
Mr. Dependable
New York
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