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Bookwatch, The, Jan, 2005
Live At The Apollo
Douglas Wolk
Continuum Publishing
PO Box 1321, Harrisburg, PA 17105
0826415725 $9.95 1-800-561-7704
Fans of James Brown will find Douglas Wolk's slim but hard-hitting classic, Live At The Apollo: 33 1/3, brings to life Brown's performance in 1962, piecing together what took place, what was recorded that night, and Brown's musical heritage and contributions as a whole. Live At The Apollo recommended pick for any avid fan of Brown and a welcome contribution to 20th Century American Music History collections.
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