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100 years of Jaki Byard

On the centenary of the birth of the Massachusetts pianist, a great and neglected genius in the history of jazz, we revisit his long and unusual career, which he carried out in a scientifically "lateral" way, always far from convention and banality.

by Paolo Romano
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On the centenary of the birth of the Massachusetts pianist, a great and neglected genius in the history of jazz, we revisit his long and unusual career, which he carried out in a scientifically “lateral” way, always far from convention and banality.

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