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Julius Wiedeman y Joaquim Paulo "Jazz Covers"

GO, Spain, January 01, 2009

Entre linhas

Lux Woman, Portugal, January 01, 2009

Jazz Covers

Time Out, Hong Kong, January 01, 2009

Kartons für eine große Kunst

Badische Zeitung, Germany, December 30, 2008

Jazz Covers

Boston Herald, United States, December 28, 2008

Kunst auf Papphüllen

jungle-world.com, Germany, December 24, 2008

Panorama der Stile

freitag.de, Germany, December 18, 2008

Jazz covers de Joaquim Paulo et Julius Wiedemann

eclectiques.wordpress.com, France, December 16, 2008

Jazz Covers

unikosmos.de, Germany, December 02, 2008

Prémio: "Jazz Covers", do português Joaquim Paulo, considerado o melhor livro de Jazz em França

jn.sapo.pt, Portugal, December 02, 2008
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Jazz Covers

Wiedemann, Julius (Editor)
Paulo, Joaquim
Softcover with flaps, 24 x 24 cm (9.4 x 9.4 in.), 496 pages
$ 39.99
ISBN: 978-3-8228-2366-8
Edition: English
Availability: In Stock
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"La tendencia retro alcanza al mundo de la música. TASCHEN se apunta a la vinilomanía lanzando Jazz Covers una selección deportadas de LPs de jazz."
Woman, Barcelona, Spain
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In the late 1970s, the standard black vinyl disc mutated and developed into a thousand different forms, as picture discs and oddly shaped recordings entered the market. Ranging from blatant commercial gimmicks to limited edition collector's items via weird anomolies and art projects, this is the ultimate selection of Extraordinary Records.