Oxford Studies in Recorded Jazz

In this vital and accessible exploration of the recordings of Andy Kirk and His Clouds of Joy, George Burrows challenges readers to examine how the construct of "racial authenticity" negatively... — ARSC JournalMore…

This becomes the most useful book on Mulligan so far, and an appropriate celebration of his unique contribution — JazzwiseMore…

I've now read Cooke's account twice, always with the music to hand, and it's revelatory. Jazz studies of this quality are still rare, but quite a few of them are in the same Oxford series, which... — Jazz JournalMore…

Elsdon is very good at exploring the recurring motifs and styles of Jarretts improvisations, his rhapsodic virtuosity, lengthy groove passages ... He is strong on the theory of music and its... — Jazz JournalMore…

In this vital and accessible exploration of the recordings of Andy Kirk and His Clouds of Joy, George Burrows challenges readers to examine how the construct of "racial authenticity" negatively... — ARSC JournalMore…

I'm sure that this most worthy book will fulfil the needs of Brubeck students and neophytes — Jazz JournalMore…

I've now read Cooke's account twice, always with the music to hand, and it's revelatory. Jazz studies of this quality are still rare, but quite a few of them are in the same Oxford series, which... — Jazz JournalMore…

I'm sure that this most worthy book will fulfil the needs of Brubeck students and neophytes — Jazz JournalMore…

This becomes the most useful book on Mulligan so far, and an appropriate celebration of his unique contribution — JazzwiseMore…