Blues & chaos : the music writing of Robert Palmer, Robert Palmer ; edited by Anthony DeCurtis

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Contents: Flirtations with chaos / by Anthony DeCurtis -- The big picture : "The opinions expressed are dangerously subjective." -- The blues : "A post-Heisenberg-uncertainty-principle mojo hand" -- Jazz : "A kinetic kaleidoscope" -- The originators : "Where the hell did this man come from?" -- Soul and R&B : "It had to come from somewhere, and the church is where it all came from" -- Classic rock : "Musically, we weren't afraid to go in any direction whatsoever" -- John Lennon and Yoko Ono : "Now the music's coming through me again" -- Punk rock and beyond : "Fear and nothing" -- World music : "The world is changing and so is our music" -- Morocco : "We fell through each other, weightless, into the sky" -- On the edge : "Listen, as if a new world had suddenly opened up" -- Sonic guitar maelstrom : "All hail the overdriven amp."

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