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Chapter 9: The day Artie Shaw played Berezowksy at Bop City

Read "Chapter 9: The day Artie Shaw played Berezowksy at Bop City" reviewed by Larry Slater

by Larry Slater

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of his fame, he walked away from the music business, leaving behind a legacy as fascinating as it was influential. In the early 1990s, Ted Hallock--a passionate jazz scholar and former Oregon State Senator--spent a week with Shaw recording an extraordinary series of in-depth conversations about music, life ...

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Chapter 8: Bombed in Guadalcanal, but big in Auckland

Read "Chapter 8: Bombed in Guadalcanal, but big in Auckland" reviewed by Larry Slater

by Larry Slater

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of his fame, he walked away from the music business, leaving behind a legacy as fascinating as it was influential.In the early 1990s, Ted Hallock--a passionate jazz scholar and former Oregon State Senator--spent a week with Shaw recording an extraordinary series of in-depth conversations about music, life and ...

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Chapter 7: Take Five And See The World

Read "Chapter 7: Take Five And See The World" reviewed by Larry Slater

by Larry Slater

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of his fame, he walked away from the music business, leaving behind a legacy as fascinating as it was influential.In the early 1990s, Ted Hallock--a passionate jazz scholar and former Oregon State Senator--spent a week with Shaw recording an extraordinary series of in-depth conversations about music, life and ...

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Chapter 6: Will the beguine ever end?

Read "Chapter 6: Will the beguine ever end?" reviewed by Larry Slater

by Larry Slater

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of his fame, he walked away from the music business, leaving behind a legacy as fascinating as it was influential.In the early 1990s, Ted Hallock--a passionate jazz scholar and former Oregon State Senator--spent a week with Shaw recording an extraordinary series of in-depth conversations about music, life and ...

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Chapter 5: Art Goes Artie

Read "Chapter 5: Art Goes Artie" reviewed by Larry Slater

by Larry Slater

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of his fame, he walked away from the music business, leaving behind a legacy as fascinating as it was influential. In the early 1990s, Ted Hallock--a passionate jazz scholar and former Oregon State Senator--spent a week with Shaw recording an extraordinary series of in-depth conversations about music, life ...

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Chapter 4: So, You Liked It Then?

Read "Chapter 4: So, You Liked It Then?" reviewed by Larry Slater

by Larry Slater

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of his fame, he walked away from the music business, leaving behind a legacy as fascinating as it was influential. In the early 1990s, Ted Hallock--a passionate jazz scholar and former Oregon State Senator--spent a week with Shaw recording an extraordinary series of in-depth conversations about music, life ...

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Chapter 3: Manic in Manhattan

Read "Chapter 3: Manic in Manhattan" reviewed by Larry Slater

by Larry Slater

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of his fame, he walked away from the music business, leaving behind a legacy as fascinating as it was influential. In the early '90s, Ted Hallock--a passionate jazz scholar and former Oregon state senator--spent a week with Shaw recording an extraordinary series of in-depth conversations about music, life ...

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