Black Nationalism and the Revolution in Music Frank Kofsky 1970 1st Print

Up for sale is a highly collectible, True First Printing (1970) of Frank Kofsky's seminal work, Black Nationalism and the Revolution in Music, published by Pathfinder Press (New York).This historic text is a cornerstone piece of music sociology and civil rights history, exploring the radical intersection of the 1960s jazz avant-garde and Black nationalist ideology. It features iconic cover art of legendary saxophonist John Coltrane and contains deep-dive interviews with jazz giants like McCoy Tyner, alongside reflections on the monumental cultural impact of Malcolm X.Edition Verification:This copy features the official 1970 copyright page explicitly stated as First Printing 1970 under the historical 873 Broadway, New York Pathfinder Press / Merit Book imprint. Includes the original interior photo credits for Eli Finer and Frank Kofsky.Condition Notes:Cover: Vintage paperback showing some typical edge wear, minor creasing, and shelf aging consistent with its 50+ year history. Bold cover graphics remain clear and intact.Spine: Intact with clean structural integrity.Pages: Internally complete, tightly bound, and clean without heavy highlighting or marking.Please review all high-resolution photos carefully to assess the specific condition details before bidding/purchasing.Shipping: Ships securely inside a box with bubble wrap tracking included via USPS Media Mail (or your preferred carrier). International shipping available through eBay's International Shipping Program.