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What should I read after Notes for Jazz History?

BookOrb recommends Fly the Airplane! (2022), How to draw figures in action (1948), Cell in Vladimir (2021), Bosquejos de Sermones Para la Juventud Volumen 2 (2009), and My Wilderness Journal (2021).

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Who wrote Notes for Jazz History?

Notes for Jazz History is by Charles Wood undifferentiated.