It’s been a couple of weeks since my last post…I’ve been doing a little traveling and speaking, but now I’m back to my normal life. A final quote (for now) from "Invisible Man" and a question that I’d like your [...]
It’s been a couple of weeks since my last post…I’ve been doing a little traveling and speaking, but now I’m back to my normal life. A final quote (for now) from "Invisible Man" and a question that I’d like your [...]
Ralph Ellison shows us that jazz is more than music. His novel, "Invisible Man," is a jazz text. As a jazz musician, he decided to see if jazz could exist in another medium–Eureka! Most jazz compositions begin with an opening [...]
Red, White and Blues On Independence Day I bought some slow gin and celebrated with Ralph Ellison. In Ralph Ellison’s, "The Invisible Man," the narrator was fond of eating a special desert while listening to Louis Armstrong sing, "What Did [...]
Ralph Ellison was a jazz trumpeter and lover of jazz in general. It was Ellison who said that "American life is jazz-shaped." He then went on to demonstrate this when he wrote, "The Invisible Man." Ellison wrote a lot about [...]
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