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JazzWax

Marc Myers

Marc Myers writes on jazz legends and legendary jazz recordings

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  • Marc Myers

    Marc Myers writes regularly for The Wall Street Journal and is author of "Rock Concert: An Oral History" (Grove), "Anatomy of a Song" (Grove) and "Why Jazz Happened." Founded in 2007, JazzWax has won three Jazz Journalists Association awards.

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