[Dixielandjazz] The Birth Of Jazz:Reviving The Music of the Bolden Era

[Charles Suhor]

I have two of Dan's books, EXPLORING EARLY JAZZ and THE ANCESTRY OF 
JAZZ. I recommend them to those who want to consider the often 
neglected sources of early jazz, as well as the more commonly cited 
ones. The books are broad in range and meticulous in detail, and along 
the way Dan takes some controversial stands. I'm looking forward to the 
new book.

Charlie Suhor

On Dec 14, 2006, at 11:29 PM, D and R Hardie wrote:

> Hello everybody,
>                             This is a prepublication advice  to the 
> DJML
> about my new book that is in the hands of the publishers and should be
> out early in the New Year. It focusses on the events surrounding the
> invention of jazz, the musicians involved in its creation, its
> audience, repertoire and heritage. It also details our search for the
> music and the formation of our repertory orchestra dedicated to
> performing Elemental Jazz with authentic instruments and contemporary
> performance practices.
> I will be putting a page on the Early Jazz  History website as soon as
> the book is available.
> In the meantime have a Happy Xmas.
> Dan Hardie
> Website:
> http://tinyurl.com/nqaup
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