ACLS Humanities E-Book: Central Avenue sounds: jazz in Los Angeles

Central Avenue sounds: jazz in Los Angeles

Bryant, Clora, 1927-

Year: c1998.

Publisher: University of California Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Acknowledgments

Foreword by Steven Isoardi

Maps of Central Avenue area

Introduction: The Formation of Los Angeles's Black Community

Part One: The Emergence of Central Avenue

Marshal Royal

Lee Young

Fletcher Smith

Part Two: The Watts Scene

Coney Woodman

William "Brother" Woodman, Jr.

Britt Woodman

Buddy Collette

David Bryant

Cecil "Big Jay" McNeely

Part Three: The Eastside at High Tide

Jack Kelson

William Douglass

Melba Liston

Art Farmer

Horace Tapscott

Part Four: Drawn by Central's Magic--New Faces

Gerald Wiggins

Gerald Wilson

Clora Bryant

William Green

Marl Young

Conclusion

Notes

Bibliography

Index

reviews

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Title:

Central Avenue sounds : jazz in Los Angeles edited by Clora Bryant ... [et al.].

Author:

Bryant, Clora, 1927-

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Central Avenue sounds : jazz in Los Angeles edited by Clora Bryant ... [et al.].
Bryant, Clora, 1927-
Berkeley: University of California Press, c1998.

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Subject Headings:

• Jazz musicians -- California -- Los Angeles -- Interviews
• Jazz -- California -- Los Angeles -- History and criticism
• Central Avenue (Los Angeles, Calif.)

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