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Rahsaan Roland Kirk: Brotherman to the Fatherland

Read "Brotherman to the Fatherland" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


Of all the people trying to put jazz on the pop charts in the anything-goes period of the late '60s and early '70s--all the way up to Albert Ayler, for the love of Pete--probably the most successful at bridging the gap without watering it down was Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Long before the Steven Bernsteins and JA ...


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