Cats of Any Color by Gene Lees
In this collection of essays, Gene Lees brings together candid interviews with Jazz's greatest musicians and his own thoughts on the issue of racism, past and present, in jazz.
Cats of Any Color
Summary
These essays focus on a controversial theme: the attempt by contemporary black musicians to portray jazz as exclusively an African-American music. Lees describes how the history of jazz in America has always been one of mutual respect and co-operation between black and white musicians.
Cats of Any Color Summary
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GOR013337281
9780195084481
0195084489
Cats of Any Color by Gene Lees
Used - Well Read
Hardback
Oxford University Press Inc
1994-11-10
255
N/A
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