(Born 13 October 1902, Alexandria, Louisiana, US)
AWARD-WINNING prolific poet, novelist, children’s writer, editor, biographer, historian, and librarian, whose work plays a cardinal role in the emergence of contemporary African American letters
(Andrew Hill Quartet, “Cantarnos” [personnel: Hill,
piano; Joe Henderson, tenor saxophone; Richard Davis,
bass; Roy Haynes, drums; recorded: Van Gelder Studio, Englewood
Cliffs, NJ, US, 8 November 1963])
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