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Tag: Tina Harrod

Testimony: A Tribute to Charlie Parker
Books, Reviews Posted on22 February 201422 February 2014

Book review (includes CD): Testimony – A Tribute to Charlie Parker (review by John Shand)

‘…cued by Komunyakaa’s use of multiple voices, Evans assembled discrete bands for each piece, including no less than 11 different lead singers, plus Michael Edwards-Stevens reading some poems as spoken word with musical accompaniment.’

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Tina Harrod publicity shot, headscarf, red lipstick,dark background.
Album Releases Posted on19 September 201322 September 2013

Album release: The Revolution Continues (Tina Harrod)

Like many great artists, singer songwriter Tina Harrod, continues to push boundaries and blaze a path of her own.

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