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RIFF: The Shake Keane Story, a biography of the Vincentian musician and poet, was launched during a virtual event on January 28 Watch the launch of the book here: Its author, Philip Nanton, will appear at the Bocas LitFest on April 23 at 8 pm. St Lucian writer John Robert Lee, interviewed him. What inspired you to write this biography of Shake Keane? Is it a first biography of Keane? The short answer is that Shake’s life contained many elements of a good story: up from humble beginnings in St Vincent, international acclaim in the jazz world, especially in England and Europe of the 1960...
Philip Nanton, author of RIFF: The Shane Keane Story will appear at the Boca Lit Fest. - RIFF: The Shake Keane Story, a biography of the Vincentian musician and poet, was launched during a virtual event on January 28 (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANehsC28xoI)Author Its author Philip Nanton will appear at the Bocas LitFest on April 23 at 8 pm. St Lucian writer John Robert Lee, interviewed him. Q: What inspired you to write this biography of Shake Keane? Is it a first biography of Keane? A: The short answer is that Shake’s life contained many elements of a good story: up from humble ...
Fred Moten & Harmony Holiday on the Sounds of Friendship In the latest episode of frieze’s Autumn Sessions, the two play and discuss records that embody their friendship It’s getting colder in much of the world, with winter weather and COVID-19 lockdowns making it harder to get out and see friends. For the third and final episode of frieze’s Autumn Sessions, poet, scholar and cultural theorist Fred Moten and poet, performer and jazz archivist Harmony Holiday discussed the textures of friendship in their favourite music, from Charlie Parker’s Just Friends (194...