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Crazy rhythmLeonard Garment

Crazy rhythm

Leonard Garment
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Crazy Rhythm is a smart, swinging memoir that answers the question "How did a liberal Jewish jazz musician from Brooklyn become one of President Richard Nixon's most trusted advisers and one of Washington's most influential lawyers?". Leonard Garment was probably the hippest man ever to serve in the White House - a jazz musician with an affinity for artists, African-Americans, Jews, American Indians, and the "rabble-rousers" of post-1960s American politics, a man as comfortable with Dick Gregory as he was with Dick Nixon. Garment presents a rare view of Nixon, showing us the man as he…

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4 editions
  • Other · English · 2001
    Da Capo Press · 434 pages · 9780306810824
  • Other · English · 2001
    Hachette Books · 9780786752270
  • Other · English · 1997
    Times Books · 418 pages · 9780039458386
  • Other · English · 1997
    Times Books · 418 pages · 9780812928877
Politics and governmentWatergate Affair, 1972-1974Personal narrativesFriends and associatesLawyersBiographyNew York Times reviewedNew york (n.y.), biography