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The Blackwell Guide to Recorded Jazz
 
 

The Blackwell Guide to Recorded Jazz [Paperback]

Barry Kernfeld
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"The Blackwell Guide is in its second edition (1995), and is structured as a beginning buyer's guide: there's a history of the music and chapters by five other writers." John F. Szwed, Jazziz, September 2000

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"The Blackwell Guide is in its second edition (1995), and is structured as a beginning buyer's guide: there's a history of the music and chapters by five other writers." John F. Szwed, Jazziz, September 2000

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It is generally accepted that jazz first developed in New Orleans in the early years of the century, and that all jazz has evolved from the version that was created there. Read the first page
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5.0 out of 5 stars Indispensible book for both novice and seasoned enthusiasts., July 18 2003
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Barry Kernfeld's book of recommended jazz recordings is without peer not only for its depth of coverage for individual artists and recordings, but also for its sense of historical perspective and scholarly approach. While I may consult other sources, Kernfeld et al consistently offer a more thorough and thoughtful discussion of each of the recordings it covers. Strongly recommended.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Indispensible book for both novice and seasoned enthusiasts., July 18 2003
By S. Baird - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Blackwell Guide to Recorded Jazz (Paperback)
Barry Kernfeld's book of recommended jazz recordings is without peer not only for its depth of coverage for individual artists and recordings, but also for its sense of historical perspective and scholarly approach. While I may consult other sources, Kernfeld et al consistently offer a more thorough and thoughtful discussion of each of the recordings it covers. Strongly recommended.

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4.0 out of 5 stars The title index is not completely alphabetical., April 1 1999
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After extended use of the title index, I find that it is not well alphabetized. On page 560 for example, At a Dixie..., At the Half..., At Harmony. There are other examples.
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