
Dizzy, Duke, Brother Ray, and Friends
On and Off the Record with Jazz Greats
- English
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About this book
Drawing on Terry's long friendships and professional associations, Dizzy, Duke, Brother Ray, and Friends offers readers a rare opportunity to hear intimate conversations with some of the world's greatest musical figures. Dizzy Gillespie offers his thoughts on playing with "sanctified" rhythm and the all-important personal touch in performance. Duke Ellington discourses on jazz history and concludes an interview to sing a self-written ditty in Italian. Ray Charles gives candid thoughts on race and politics while taking charge of Terry's tape recorder. Abbey Lincoln, Max Roach, Horace Silver, Bill Evansâall provide Terry and her readers with unforgettable encounters. The result is a collection of profiles, some stretching over a decade or more, that reveal these performers in ways that illuminate their humanity and expand our appreciation of their art.
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Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- Edward Kennedy Ellington: âUncle Eddieâ
- Abbey Lincoln and Max Roach
- Horace Silver
- Raymond Charles Robinson: InterviewsâConversations, 1968â1979
- Bill Evans: Weaver of Dreams
- John Birks âDizzyâ Gillespie: The Joyous Soul of Jazz
- About the Author