Albert Murray

Author of Stomping the Blues

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Charlie Rose: An interview with Albert Murray (February 15, 1996)
A conversation with author Albert Murray, who many consider a part of a literary tradition that began with Ralph Ellison and James Baldwin, about his books
Booknotes: Albert Murray (June 16, 1996)
Albert Murray talked about his book, "The Blue Devils of Nada: A Contemporary American Approach to Aesthetic Statement," published by Pantheon. It is a collection of essays on the creative process through which various forms of art are created. He also described the milieu which gives American culture ... (more)its distinctively open and inventive flavor. He highlighted jazz as the paramount example of American artistic endeavor. The title comes from the emptiness, in Spanish, "nada," of having the blues.
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