"Jazz: Its Evolution And Essence" 1956 HODEIR, Andre Backgammon Short biography and detailed bibliography Theatre

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"Jazz: Its Evolution And Essence" 1956 HODEIR, Andre Backgammon Short biography and detailed bibliography Theatre Short biography and detailed bibliography of the great equine artist Paul Brown (1893 1958) by noted sporting dealer and bibliographer Duke Biscotti The first US edition dust jacket was designed by Paul Bacon Grove Press19568 1 4" x 5 3 4" Classic collection of essays on jazz music and musicians by a French critic and music historian

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