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"King was a bad-ass, " says Rieder, a sociology professor at Barnard College in New York who spent a decade listening to King's private and public recordings.
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In the third volume, finely translated into English by Margaret Jull Costa, Tupra forces Deza to watch a collection of incriminating videotapes of important public figures, recordings of unconventional private lives and horrific acts of violence.
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Horowitz contracted a private company to cut lacquer disc recordings of all of his Carnegie Hall recitals.
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Newman's presence came at a key time: Though there are recordings of Tatum in private later, this is one of the few known documents from the early '40s, when the piano titan was at the peak of his powers.
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