Articles from African American Review (June 22, 1995)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Classical jazz" and the Black Arts Movement.	Thomas, Lorenzo		2242
An afternoon with Dick Griffey: his philosophy and thoughts on business, with reflections.	Myers, Brenda T.		3354
Black music on radio during the jazz age.	Barlow, William (English bishop)		2258
Culture, concept, aesthetics: the phenomenon of the African musical universe in Western musical culture.	Saakana, Amon Saba		6739
Diz.	Baraka, Amiri		2031
Herman Leonard: making music with light.	Salaam, Kalamu ya	Interview	3409
If that's your boyfriend (he wasn't last nignt).	Outlaw, Paul		2219
It didn't jes grew: the social and aesthetic significance of African American music.	Salaam, Kalamu ya		15381
Jimi Hendrix deep within the blues and alive onstage at Woodstock - 25 years after death.	Henderson, David		1944
Million-dollar juke joint: commodifying blues culture.	Lieberfeld, Daniel		2787
Mohawk.	Sinclair, John		304
Parody and double consciousness in the language of early Black musical theatre.	Krasner, David		4249
Sun Ra.	Baraka, Amiri		1180
The aesthetics of rap.	Salaam, Mtume ya		7974
The beauty of building, dwelling and Monk: aesthetics, religion and the architectural qualities of jazz.	Richter, Stephan		6746
The Black Arts Movement and hip-hop.	Gladney, Marvin J.		6348
The changing nature of gospel music: a Southern case study.	Jackson, Joyce Marie		8891
The heritage of the drumset.	Hartigan, Royal		1290
The wisdom of the blues - defining blues as the true facts of life: an interview with Willie Dixon.	Long, Worth	Interview	3371
The Yoruba Orisha tradition comes to New York City.	Vega, Marta Moreno		3424
Traning the nineties, or the present relevance of John Coltrane's music of theophany and negation.	McDonald, Michael Bruce		4235
Trinkle tinkle.	Sinclair, John		224
What makes "jazz" the revolutionary music of the 20th century, and will it be revolutionary for the 21st century?	Ho, Fred Wei-han		4497
Work.	Sinclair, John		234