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03
Jul
10
The War is Over: A Conversation About Jazz With Robert Levin
Categories: 8) The War is Over: A Conversation About Jazz with Robert Levin (2010) and JAZZ WRITINGS:
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Tags: "Jazz Masters of the Fifites", "Jazz: A People's Music", "The Disc Book", Abner Levin, Addison Farmer, Alan Silva, Andrew Cyrille, Andrew Hall, Anthony Braxton, Arnie Kinsella, Art Farmer, Arthur's Tavern, bebop, Bill Dixon, Bill Dunham, Billy Crystal, Billy Strayhorn, Birdland, Bix Beiderbecke, Blue Suitcase, Bob Thiele, Brian Nalepka, Cecil Taylor, Charley O's, Charlie Parker, Chuck Wilson, classic jazz, Coleman Hawkins, Dan Barrett, Dan Block, Dan Levinson, Dave Winograd, David Hall, David Ostwald, Dick Dreiwitz, Dick Schwartz, Dixieland, Dizzy Gillespie, Don Edmonds, Down Beat, Duke Ellington, Ed Bonoff, Ed Polcer, Eldridge Cleaver, Erroll Garner, Frank Perry, Fred Stoll, free jazz, George Sprung, George Wein, Geri Allen, Giampaolo Biagi, Gigi Gryce, Greenwich Village Bistro, Grove Street Stompers, Hank Mobley, Harry Lim, Herb Gardner, Howard Alden, jazz, Jeanne Phillips, Jerry Orbach, Jesse Gelber, Jim Fryer, Jim Perry, Jimmy Lyons, Joe Goldberg, Joe Licari, Joe Muranyi, John Bucher, John Coltrane, John Eckert, John Hicks, John Kirby, Johnny Hodges, Jon-Erik Kellso, Julliard, Kevin Dorn, Lester Young, Lincoln Center, Louis Armstrong, Louis Armstrong Centennial Band, Mal Waldron, Marianne Mangan, Marilyn Monroe, Marshall Stearns, Martin Williams, Mike Weatherly, Miles Davis, Milt Jackson, Minton's, Monroe's Uptown House, Murray Wall, Nat Hentoff, Oliver Lake, Ornette Coleman, Peter Anderson, Peter Ballance, Peter Ecklund, Peter Sokolow, Ragtime, Reggie Workman, Robert Levin, Sam Goody's, Shirley Scott, Shorty Rogers, Sidney Bechet, Sidney Finkelstein, Skip Muller, Sonny Rollins, Stan Getz, Stan Rubin, Steve Alcott, Steve Elmer, Steve Lacy, Sunny Murray, Sweet Rhythm, swing, Swing 46, Terry Waldo, Thelonious Monk, Tony Scott, traditional jazz, Vincent Gardner, Will Anderson, Wynton Marsalis, Zero Mostel
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