Kind of Blue the wizards of once

Kind of Blue the wizards of onceJazz musicians call it The Bible. Critics call it the one jazz album every fan must own. Forty one years since its recording in 1959, it has sold millions worldwide and sits near the top of any list of most important records of the century. How did two impromptu sessions produce such a timeless acknowledged masterpiece? Now, for the first time, Ashley Kahn takes us into the studio to witness the creation of an album that still thrills jazz musicians,

tossed about like a cork on a raging sea off of Australia's northern tip in 1963

as well as the great cost in lives

unseen forces conspire to bring her down

and the music of black America over the past fifty years

family-friendly recipes with realistic menu plans

and Paul Schrader

" —Yuval Noah Harari

In his own voice and those of the people who knew him--Jerry Garcia

Shane fears that painful secrets from his past will always come between them

months upon months of hospitalization and rehab

The result is a riveting insight into the obsessive fandom that made The Grateful Dead the most successful touring band of all time

engineer Bob Waller