Russell, Ross, - Bird Lives! the high life and hard times of Charlile Yardbird Parker.

London, Quartet Books, (1988). 2nd ptg. VG PB. Arguably the greatest improviser in jazz history, Charlie Parker has left a musical legacy unsurpassed for technical. virtuosity and Protean inventiveness and become the symbol of an age, a towering talent neglected by an indifferent and often hostile society, written by the President of Dial Records and his personal manager for two years. Owner name.

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