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EVERYBODY’S HEAD IS OPEN TO SOUND: WRITINGS ON TOM WILSON by Anaïs Ngbanzo (Ed.)

EVERYBODY’S HEAD IS OPEN TO SOUND: WRITINGS ON TOM WILSON by Anaïs Ngbanzo (Ed.)

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129 x 198mm, 218 pages, Black white printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, 2025 Everybody’s Head is Open to Sound is the first publication devoted to Tom Wilson (1931–1978). Wilson started Transition Records in 1955, a pioneering label that painted a picture of vibrant jazz scenes from Boston to Memphis. Based out of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Transition came to prominence with releases featuring John Coltrane, Sun Ra, Cecil Taylor, and Donald Byrd, among others, before running out of money in 1958. Wilson then moved to New York and began an extensive career as an “A R man” (artists and repertoire

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