Will Friedwald

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Will Friedwald
Born1961 (age 62–63)
music critic


Will Friedwald (born September 16, 1961) is an

Stereo Review, Fi,[i] and American Heritage.[2][4]

Selected works

Books

As main author

  1. Sinatra! The Song Is You – A Singer's Art (1995).
    OCLC 440808063 (all editions).[a]
  2. Stardust Melodies – The Biography of Twelve of America's Most Popular Songs.[b]
OCLC 951833385 (all editions)
.

As co- and contributing-author

("with Will Friedwald")
OCLC 877197581
LCCN 2002-1315
Co-authors: Will Friedwald,
New York Times
), K. Leander Williams (né Kelvin Leander Williams; born 1963) (freelance journalist)
Editor: Yuval J. Taylor (born 1963) (Taylor is the Senior Editor at the
OCLC 907206415

Essays, articles

Journalism: print/online newspapers, magazines, and broadcasts

  1. "Fi Jazz – Jazz Reviews," Friedwald (one of 10 critics) review the
    NPR, produced by WHYY-FM, Philadelphia: Terry Gross
    , host
    1. Friedwald discusses his new encyclopedic book, Sinatra!, September 24, 1997;
      OCLC 9715030

      Liner notes

      Family

      Father: Herb Friedwald

      Will Friedwald is the son of the late Herb Friedwald (né Herbert F. Friedwald; 1935–1997) who was a jazz producer, jazz historian, and record label lawyer in New York. Herb was the founder of the short-lived jazz label, Kharma Records. Among other pursuits, Herb wrote liner notes.[9]

      Selected liner notes of Herb Friedwald

      1. GBH BCD-384, recorded February 10, 1992, Litchfield, Connecticut

      References

      Notes

      1. ^
        OCLC 938235377
        )

      Reviews of Friedwald's work

      1. JSTOR 941652 thru participating library)
        Note: Michael Bruce Cogswell (born 1953) — a jazz scholar and preservationist — is Executive Director of the Louis Armstrong House Museum
        , where he has worked since 1991
      2. ^ Stardust Melodies: "Will Friedwald: Ten Years After – Lee Mergner interviews author of new book on the great jazz and pop vocalists," by Lee Mergner, JazzTimes, December 10, 2010 (retrieved May 25, 2017)

      Inline citations

      1. New York Times
        .
      2. ^
        OCLC 790931612
        (short bio on Friedwald – pg. 813).
      3. New York Sun
        , January 25, 2005
      4. OCLC 973947908

                    Part 1, November 3, 2010
            Part 2, November 4, 2010
        (retrieved May 25, 2017, via
        OCLC 48652748
        )
      5. OCLC 32552191
        . Retrieved 10 October 2016.
      6. ASCAP. Archived from the original
        on 2016-03-30. Retrieved 10 October 2016.
      7. ^ Interview: "Will Friedwald, Author of Stardust Melodies: A Biography of Twelve of America’s Most Popular Songs," Jerry Jazz Musician (online) (website registered to Joseph Anthony Maita, born 1954 – of Portland), August 2, 2002 (retrieved May 25, 2017)
      8. OCLC 19671400
        .
      9. New York Times
        , August 6, 1997
      10. ^ "Jazz – Peter Bocage." Vol. 12, No. 1 (January 1962). High Fidelity, pg. 95.

      Other external links

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