1904-1984

Rahner's theology is a significant new departure from traditional Catholic theology, but it has remained consistently traditional in the deepest sense. Weger offers anyone who is interested in understanding his thought a book clearly written in comprehensible language.

Big band jazz pianist and composer Count Basie tells his life story, describing his childhood in New Jersey, his start in music, his rise to worldwide fame, and his relationship with his wife, Catherine.

Count Basie recalls his beginnings in Vaudeville and relates the highlights of his career including his work with other artists and bands, his tours, and his recordings.

Profiles the life and career of jazz musician Count Basie, covering his childhood, move to Kansas City, the Vaudeville circuit, the Count Basie orchestra, and more.

Examines the life and career of a famous twentieth-century jazz musician.

Recounts events that took place between 1936 and 1938 and were broadcast on the radio, such as Count Basie playing at Roseland, Joe Louis's loss to Max Schmeling, Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.'s, boycott on 125th Street, and more.