Twelve Bar Blues Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Certainly really enjoyed the style of this book, very fast paced and engaging, particularly the parts based in the early 20th century based on a young Louis Armstrong. *Slight Spoiler Alert* However, I found the ending very inevitable and obvious, somewhat out of character with the rest of the book. "

" A reet rollickin' read - a little too heavy with its own self-regard and mythologising but worth a go. The most unconvincing character is the author's avatar the big-heatred white-boy drifter. "

" 3/4s the way through. CRACKING read! Very enjoyable & entertaining read. I'm amazed at the author's skill in creating these characters. Thoroughly recommend it! "

" truly blue "

" Sheer perfection. "

" Maybe the best book I've ever read. "

" goes with musungu jim and the great chief tuloko. this one is a neat read because it weaves together stories across time and continents. "

" Nice nice nice. Super humour, super insight into humour and so many layers. Makes the story move from different angles. Makes you cry a moment and then get you into splits (I mean seriously). Loved it was a bit sad when it all finished. "

" I love this book because it really takes you into the long lost but fascinating Storyville New Orleans. You can almost feel the city and see little Louis Armstrong running the streets. A New Orleans and jazz lovers must read! "

" Interesting novel, with polyphonic narrative, but the novel feels a little unsettled as a result. THe history, the music and the characters are fantastic. "

" Cool storyline weaving it's way through the southern Louisiana music scene. "

" 18 months to read so I found it quite put-downscale, however, I did enjoy it. "