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The images of him blowing his tenor saxophone on the lower level of New York's Williamsburg bridge are an indispensable part of jazz culture. Sonny Rollins has been rocking the tenor sax since 1946 and he has no intention of giving it up now.
"I'm raring to go because I'm a very serious musician," he said in a telephone interview. "I still practise everyday. I'm still studying and learning. You never learn all of music.""I love the fact that Europe has a history of music appreciation," Rollins said.See the full content of this document
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European Jazz Fans Still Love Sonny Rollins
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- He did jail time on Rikers Island, played the requisite dances w...
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