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The trouble with Cinderella by Artie Shaw · Booklabria

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The trouble with Cinderella

BiographyCorrespondence

The trouble with Cinderella

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First published: 1952
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

The famed bandleader and guru of the jitterbug set tells the story of his experiences with fame and controversy and explains his decision to retire and seek another, more personal identity.

Subjects: Biography
Correspondence
Musicians
Correspondence, reminiscences
Jazz musicians
Jazz musicians, biography
Set in: United States
Characters: Artie Shaw

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