Jazz: New Perspectives On The History Of Jazz By Twelve Of The World's Foremost Jazz Critics And Scholars
By (Author) Albert McCarthy
By (author) Nat Hentoff
Hachette Books
Da Capo Press Inc
22nd January 1975
United States
General
Non Fiction
785.420973
Paperback
387
Width 214mm, Height 140mm, Spine 23mm
474g
The names of Nat Hentoff and Albert J. McCarthy have become almost synonymous with jazz writing. Hentoff, editor of Jazz Review, writer for Downbeat, High Fidelity, New Yorker, and theVillage Voice, and McCarthy, editor of Jazz Monthly, have raised jazz beyond mere appreciation and discography to a subject which demands the rigorous application of musicological, sociological, and historical analysis. In addition to their own contributions, the twelve articles they have commissioned by internationally noted critics and scholars provide almost revolutionary evidence of the emergence of Jazz as a serious art form.
Nat Hentoff is the first Jazz critic every named a "Jazz Master" by the National Endowment for the Arts.