| Coleman Hawkins, BackStage, Ellenville, N.Y., 1956 ...the almost casual way Hawk turned from America, as he'd turn while soloing patriate shucked America like charred husks from ears
| ...they far exceed the off-hand quality that a series of impressions might suggest, because Harris is rarely content to skim the surface of his sources...he "reads" these visual and musical icons with a clear eye and an abiding respect for the rich confluence of African American cultural streams... - Ted Pearson, Trait Magazine |
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