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London Jazz 1986 - Chris Bierlein Hoxton Mini Press and a film-inspired poem written

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and a film-inspired poem written toward the end of his life

Kathleen Heil selects a word which many would find out of the way

and staged performances

His first reviews were written in 1957 for Jonas Mekas’s Film Culture when he was 23 years old and in the army

This edition includes David Raeburn’s modern verse translation

London Jazz 1986 - Chris Bierlein Hoxton Mini Press and a film-inspired poem writtenLondon Jazz 1986 Chris Bierlein with text by Paul Bradshaw 36 pages, 5. 5 x 8 inches, staple bound, published by Cafe Royal Books *** Paul Bradshaw of Straight No Chaser says: Back in the summer of '88 I was editing and publishing a magazine of 'World Jazz Jive' called Straight No Chaser. Along with a host of peeps from the thriving Brit Art community we were based in Hoxton, a shady, run down, working class area in east London. Our office was in a

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