Finding The Groove Update
My book is due to hit shelves Feb. 2009--Here's a sneak peek at the cover...
(Design by Kurt at Zondervan)
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April 24, 2008
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Jazz And Soul Nights
- Finding The Groove Live!
What I'm listening to
About My Books
- Finding The Groove--Audio Book
Coming soon! Robert Gelinas: Finding the Groove: Composing a Jazz-Shaped Faith (Available Now!)
- Strange Fruit: A Jazz-Shaped Response to the Call of the Cross (Due out 2010)
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Congrats again, Robert. Can't wait to read it!
Posted by: Phil Sinitiere | April 24, 2008 at 07:24 PM
Very cool cover, Robert! Looks like a ghost image of Mingus. Kurt did a nice job. I'm looking forward to seeing the book in its entirety.
I see you're listening to Cannonball. He and Phil Woods are my two main men on the alto. I've woodshedded a few of Julian's solos. Man, what a quicksilver technique that man had!
Posted by: Bob Hartig | April 24, 2008 at 11:38 PM
JazzTheo - awesome cover. Been reading the blog when I have internet access for some years now. Look forward to ready hard copy stuff of your work.
Posted by: Kevin Book-Satterlee | April 30, 2008 at 11:30 AM