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Rank: #1150187 in BooksPublished on: 2010-06-01Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 9.00" h x 1.00" w x 6.00" l, 1.15 pounds Binding: Hardcover272 pages 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Pretty much. To be fairBy Peg Face AlLet me see -- How many times did Ellington tell Hentoff "retire to what" How many times did Webster say to work around a mediocre rhythm section How many times did Gillespie admit to Hentoff that he spent a lifetime learning which notes not to play How many times did the TV control room staff dew up as Billie gazed meaningfully into Prez's eyes I doubt that Hentoff received these bits of wisdom or experienced these poignant moments more than once. That doesn't keep him from sharing them with readers time and time again. Repetitive You bet. Poorly edited Pretty much. To be fair, this book is an anthology or previously published articles. Still it would seem that Hentoff, who modified some of the articles for this book, or his editors would have snapped on the cumulative eye-glazing impact of such redundancy. No one's doubting Hentoff's jazz credentials. He's an astute critic and, doubtless, a fine human being. This book, though, is not up to his usual standards. This book is not up to his usual standards. This book is not up to his usual standards. Have I said that yet.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.A LIFETIME OF GREAT, PERSONAL JAZZ MEMORIES BY A JAZZ AUTHORITY.By RBSProdsFive HUGE Stars!! A wonderful jazz-appreciation book absolutely essential for any jazz library, full of remembrances of jazz titans written by the legendary award-winning jazz authority (writer, critic, record label creator and producer, musician-confidant, lawyer, Guggenheim fellow, and 1st Amendment defender) Nat Hentoff. A book that is a statement as much about the author as about the art of jazz. These 64 articles, interviews, and stories are in the expected engaging Hentoff style of writing, giving an enjoyable, wide-ranging series of non-chronological stories and topics about the jazz scene, movements within jazz, and especially about great jazz musicians and friends of jazz. Stories such as: the importance of clarinetist Artie Shaw who first dazzled a young Hentoff with "NightMare"; the great brass artist Ruby Braff saying he went to "the Louis Armstrong University..from which you could never graduate"; the dark side of jazz where agents, club owners, and record companies unfairly treat(ed) jazz musicians; when a famous jazz band leader was told that a number of his musicians were leaving to join Duke Ellington's orchestra, instead of anger he appreciatively joked "take me with you"; a kid trumpeter named Quincy Jones approaching Clark Terry who gave him lessons at 6 AM cutting into his own sleep. The over-the-top and fully-due appreciation of the incredible Anita O'Day, a great jazz musician who just happened to sing. He traces the career of the dazzling teenage Oscar Peterson giving way to the 70-ish, stroke-limited Peterson fighting to regain his lost finger fluency and playing on for years. The talented pianist and jazz radio hostess Marian McPartland who thrived despite having "3 strikes against her". Many stories of Duke, Wynton, Monk, Pee Wee Russell, Dizzy, Trane, and far beyond: these are are stories where you can dive in and start reading at any topical point. Thank you, Nat Hentoff, for these great memories. My Highest Recommendation. Five JAZZY Stars! (This review is based on an Kindle download in text-to-speech, Mac, and iPhone modes. Trivia: Guggenheim fellow Nat Hentoff created Candid Records and produced sessions of classics by the likes of Charles Mingus. He has written over the years for Jazz Times, DownBeat, his very own Jazz Review, the Village Voice, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, his own books, and the back-album notes of what seems like hundreds of jazz albums.)2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Nat Hentoff's articles about great jazz stars are a treasure!By Renetta DeBlaseAt the Jazz Band Ball, by jazz critic Nat Hentoff is must reading for jazz fans as well as professional musicians. From the moment he heard a recording of Artie Shaw's "Nightmare," while passing a Boston record store at the age of 11, Nat fell in love with jazz because the sounds he heard that day reminded him of the cantor's singing in Orthodox synagogues during the High Holy Days. He also liked the freedom of expression and unlimited creative possibilities that jazz offered. I recommend this compilation of articles because Nat interviews some of the msot famous musicians in the world including Duke Ellington, Max Roach, Charles Mingus, Phil Woods, and many others. "Who Owns Jazz" is one of the best articles and readers should know about the Jazz Foundation of America, located in New York, which provides assistance to down and out musicians who at one time were famous and very active, but who now cannot even pay their rent or medical bills because their employers paid them in cash many times after each gig, and never paid into social security or other benefit plans for future seniors.I came away with a great appreciation for jazz musicians and hope to buy some of their recordings, thanks to Nat's insightful interviews with so many fine musicians.There is also an interesting article about women jazz musicians that are more than equal to men in their musical performances but have not received their due recognition. Also, Moving to Higher Ground by wynton Marsalis is a good accompaniment to At the Jazz Band Ball.See all 7 customer reviews... Album Reviews - Sandy Brown Jazz Sandy Brown Jazz Album Reviews [The links on this page were correct when the item was included - please contact us if you find that any of them are no longer working] Jazz - Wikipedia (EN) By and large jazz has always been like the kind of a man you wouldn't want your daughter to associate with. (IT) In genere il jazz sempre stato ... WWI DRAFT REGISTRATION CARDS 4 - doctorjazz.co.uk Ragtime Blues Hot Piano WWI Draft Registration Cards and Essays Jelly Roll Morton Relatives Associates Musicians Ragtime Composers Bandleaders ... Kenny Ball - Wikipedia Kenny Ball; Background information; Birth name: Kenneth Daniel Ball: Born 22 May 1930 Ilford Essex England UK: Died: 7 March 2013 (aged 82) Basildon Essex ... 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