It is one of the sad paradoxes in jazz history that for almost as long as this American music has existed, many of its foremost figures have chosen to live in exile. From Sidney Bechet in the 1920’s to Johnny Griffin in the 1980’s, these jazz expatriates acted out of a sense of imperative and … <a class="more-link btn" href="https://www.kcck.org/soundtrack/soundtrack-to-the-struggle-the-jazz-expatriates/">Continue reading</a>

It is one of the sad paradoxes in jazz history that for almost as long as this American music has existed, many of its foremost figures have chosen to live in exile. From Sidney Bechet in the 1920’s to Johnny Griffin in the 1980’s, these jazz expatriates acted out of a sense of imperative and … Continue reading

It is one of the sad paradoxes in jazz history that for almost as long as this American music has existed, many of its foremost figures have chosen to live in exile. From Sidney Bechet in the 1920’s to Johnny Griffin in the 1980’s, these jazz expatriates acted out of a sense of imperative and … <a href="https://www.kcck.org/soundtrack/soundtrack-to-the-struggle-the-jazz-expatriates/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Continue reading</a>

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