La World Music anticipatrice di Yusef Lateef, nel contesto del suo lascito culturale.
A pioneering, unique figure of african-american multi-instrumentalist, composer, researcher and philosopher, but also visual artist, music publisher and record producer, Yusef Abdul Lateef was born in 1920. Detroit-based, he became a Muslim in a period during which several jazzmen adhered to Islam f...
| Publicado en: | Poli-Femo no. 23; pp. 127 - 145 |
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Liguori Editore srl
2022
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