American Singers: Twenty-seven Portraits in Song by Whitney Balliett (2006-02-22)
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American Singers: Twenty-seven Portraits in Song by Whitney Balliett (2006-02-22)

by Whitney Balliett

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In American Singers, Whitney Balliett delivers twenty-seven evocative portraits of legendary American vocalists, centered on their most memorable songs. Through his expert lens, he reveals the artistry and personal stories behind these icons of jazz and popular music, celebrating their profound impact on the American soundscape.

About This Book

Whitney Balliett's American Singers presents twenty-seven portraits of distinguished American singers, each explored through their signature songs. Published in 2006, the book draws on Balliett's deep knowledge of jazz and vocal performance to illuminate the artists' lives and artistry.

The collection spans a range of vocalists who have shaped American music, highlighting their contributions via insightful commentary on their recordings and performances. Balliett's writing style brings a personal touch to these profiles, making the singers' stories accessible and engaging.

This work serves as a tribute to the enduring legacy of these performers, offering readers a window into the world of American song. It reflects Balliett's career as a celebrated music critic, known for his elegant prose and appreciation of musical nuance.

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