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<p>the First Famous Double-bass Stylist In Jazz, George Murphy Pops Foster Enjoyed A Career That Spanned Gigs With Greats From Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington To Charlie Parker And John Coltrane. This Autobiography, First Published In 1971 And Now Reissued With A Generous Collection Of Rare Photographs, Was Created From 70 Hours Of Interviews With This Beloved And Influential Musician. Foster Recounts His Seven-decade Career With Uncanny Attention To Detail And Charming Candor, Providing An Uncensored Look At The Society In Which Jazz Developed And Breathing Life Into Legends Such As Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver, And Sidney Bechet. As He Takes Us On His Journey From Plantation To Riverboat, New Orleans To New York City, Foster Paints An Indelible Panorama Of The Jazzman's Life While Setting The Record Straight On Many Crucial Points Of Jazz History.</p>

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Author
interchapters by Ross Russell
Publisher
San Francisco, CA: Backbeat Books ; Berkeley, CA: Distributed to the music trade in the US and Canada by Publishers Group West
Published
2005
Language
EN
ISBN
9780879308315
Category
music
Subjects
Music, Biography, Memoir
Rating
4.9 / 5 (20 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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