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Celebrating Bird: The Triumph of Charlie Parker [Paperback]

Gary Giddins


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A biographical portrait of the jazz alto saxophonist..

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THE WITNESS to his death heard a clap of thunder at the moment of Charlie Parker's passing. Read the first page
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I Really LIke This This Book 8 Feb 2001
By Robert D. Glover Jr. - Published on Amazon.com
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I had a wonderful time reading this book. It's more of a *long* essay than it is a book. The writing is excellent, and there are lots of wonderful photographs interspersed within. I don't know if it really matters, but for what it's worth I read part of this book while sitting at a table at Birdland on 46th Street in NYC waiting for my favorite up and coming piano player, David Epstein, to return from break to play another set. I have three books by Gary Giddins and like him so much I'm going to buy more of his books. By coinicidence I saw a video recently on the life of Charlie Parker, and it used many of the same photographs that were used in this book. I am not aware of a tie in between the two products however. In conclusion, this book was enjoyable and I learned a great deal about Charlie Parker from the point of view of his personality and his character and what his life was like.

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