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Henry Threadgill: The Man and His Double

On the occasion of the publication of Easily Slip Into Another World, an autobiography that already ranks among the best books on jazz ever written, we met the Chicago maestro in New York and asked him to comment on some of the most important pieces of his work.

by Enzo Capua
Henry Threadgill
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On the occasion of the publication of Easily Slip Into Another World, an autobiography that already ranks among the best books on jazz ever written, we met the Chicago maestro in New York and asked him to comment on some of the most important pieces of his work.

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