Free jazz

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Jost, Ekkehard
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Title Free jazz / Ekkehard Jost.
Publisher New York : Da Capo Press
Creation Date 1981
Notes Includes index
Reprint of the Graz, 1974 ed., published as Beitraege zur Jazzforschung 4
" discographical note": p.200-206
Bibliography: p.206-210
Series Da Capo reprint series. the Roots of jazz
Extent 214 pages : music
24 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990009532650205171

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