Rhythm Is Our Business: Jimmie Lunceford And The Harlem Express (Jazz Perspectives)-new M. I. Analyzes The Portrayal Of Death

Analyzes The Portrayal Of Death

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Rhythm Is Our Business: Jimmie Lunceford And The Harlem Express (Jazz Perspectives)-new M. I. Analyzes The Portrayal Of DeathThe First Detailed Study Of One Of The Swing Eras Most Important Bands And The First Biography Of Its Leader, Jimmie Lunceford. This Is A Most Welcome And Significant Contribution To The Literature Of Jazz, To Our Understanding Of A Vital Period In Jazz History, And To The Music Of An Outstanding And Unique Ensemble That Was Emblematic Of The Swing Era.'Dan Morgenstern, Director, Institute Of Jazz Studies, Rutgers University, And Author Of Living With