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Tag: 1960s

On Free Jazz Communism

Gabriel Bristow

Jazz, declared saxophonist Archie Shepp in 1966, “is anti-war; it is opposed to [the war in] Vietnam; it is for Cuba; it is for the liberation of all people. That is the nature of jazz. That’s not far fetched. Why … Continue reading “On Free Jazz Communism“

September 18, 2020 | Features: Reviews

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