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*24510$aSingularity Codex: Matthew Shipp On Rogueart
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*520  $aShipp himself has this to say:   “What I find so fascinating about this book is even though it is about my work, it touches on so many tangents of issues related to modern jazz — the modern art world — the metaphysics of jazz language — the sociology of all this — the revivification of jazz avant-garde language that started happening in the Lower East Side before I moved to NYC, etc. etc. etc. etc. This book goes way beyond me. That I can be a conduit for this makes me proud.  That Clifford Allen is a great writer who can bring the nexus of all this together makes me feel fortunate.”
*520 #$aA chronicle of almost 20 years of collaboration between M. Shipp and RogueArt. At the end, a book about modern/avant-garde jazz in the 21st century. Book by Clifford Allen, 210 pages, in English Interviews of William Parker, Rob Brown, Whit Dickey, Joe Morris, Yuko Otomo, Michel Dorbon, Jim Clouse
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