Reviews for Psychiatric emergencies in pediatrics

The average rating for Psychiatric emergencies in pediatrics based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-05-14 00:00:00 Yukon Dave Great read, great resource for finding little heard of (lately) giants of jazz. I personally love this time period for jazz 1945-1960's. Pick this up and read while listening to Conte Condoli, Russ Freeman, Art Pepper and so many more. If you have Spotify or another similar path to music, you can just pop on the albums as they're covered. a very pleasurable exercise.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-03-15 00:00:00 Darlene Carroll Superb documentation on Central Avenue life in the 1940s, as well as the personalities and sounds that came out of West Coast Jazz. Often regarded as "cool jazz," this was a remarkable period of California culture - as it produced brilliant music by such people as Chet Baker, Art Pepper, Charles Mingus, Shelley Manne and many others. Also the greats Miles Davis and Charlie Parker also made a dent in the Californian landscape as well. Ted Gioia's nerdy and obsessive research is an entertaining read. One is consistently, while reading the book, made to check out the music on a daily reading basis. A win-win situation. Clearly a jazz literature classic, with great bios on the musicians and nice analytical insight in specific albums made at that time. Great reference, and "West Coast Jazz" captures a beautiful series of moments in the sunshine land.