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A tuxedo of a book,
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This review is from: Jazz Idiom: Blueprints, Stills, and Frames: The Jazz Photography of Charles L. Robinson (Paperback)
You know that this elegant celebration of music "gets" jazz because Jazz Idiom: Blueprints, Stills and Frames is jazz-like in both composition and content - from the crisp notes of Charles L. Robinson's photos to the bluesy riffs of Al Young's poetry, from the nostalgia of intimate shots on-stage and back, to the moody ruminations in print by a couple of jazz aficionados/artists who have created a tribute to an art form that's an art form in itself. To quote Dizzy Gillespie, this black-and-white tuxedo of a book is both "valid and jazz-okay."
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Jazz Idiom: Blueprints, Stills, and Frames: The Jazz Photography of Charles L. Robinson by Charles L. Robinson (Paperback - September 1, 2008)
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