Open Sky: Sonny Rollins And His World Of Improvisation,New

Open Sky: Sonny Rollins And His World Of Improvisation,New

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Sonny Rollins Is One Of Jazz'S Great Innovators, Arguably The Most Influential Tenor Saxophonist, Along With John Coltrane, In The History Of Modern Jazz. He Began His Musical Career At The Age Of Eleven, And Within Five Short Years He Was Playing With The Legendary Thelonious Monk. In The Late Forties, Before His Twentyfirst Birthday, Rollins Was In Full Swing, Recording With Jazz Luminaries Such As Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, Max Roach, Art Blakey, And Miles Davis, And He Was Hailed As The Best Jazz Tenor Man Alive In The Midfifties. Still Active Today, Rollins And His Compelling Sound Reach A Whole New Generation Of Listeners With His Eagerly Anticipated Live Appearances. Now Renowned Jazz Writer Eric Nisenson Provides A Longoverdue Look At One Of Jazz'S Brightest, And Most Enduring, Stars.

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