BBC R4 Something Understood: The Spirit of Jazz Unique Director’s Choice No. 2

Jun 18, 2012, 02:11 PM

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Mark Tully explores the roots of jazz music, its history of protest, alienation and spirituality, and argues that jazz addresses the same questions as religion. Produced by Unique. Listen here on BBC iplayer: bbc.in/M40Suw

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