Word: unfetteredness
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It was the big tone, the rhythmic stride and the air of unfettered delight that made Hawkins an immediate success when he broke in with the old Fletcher Henderson band in 1923. A St. Joseph (Mo.) boy, Hawkins was only 19; he had been playing the sax since he was...
All of Newhouse's editors and publishers enjoy the same unfettered freedom, and all of them exercise it at will. The boss never compliments an editor or reporter?lest silence the next time be construed as censure. Newhouse's name appears on the masthead of only three of the 19...
No One Listening. As Europe drifted toward a confrontation with Russia, Karl Marx, the obscure revolutionary, the author of a tract condemning his society to death in a revolt of the working class, never lost hope that free men could yet win the day. "With free institutions, unfettered industry, and...
This is not to imply that American anthropology has lacked scholarship. What must be stressed as well, however, is its tendency to invoke the opposite myths: the noble savage and his gemeinschaft society, unfettered by civilized restraint in a rural paradise with a stable moral order. Such was the picture...
John Coltrane has been largely concerned with fulfilling the harmonic implications of Parker's music, but for all his seriousness he is capable of greater power and lyricism than all but a couple of his contemporaries. Giant Steps Atlantic 1311) and My Favorite Things (Atlantic 1361) are two landmarks of...