It's All Good, Colossal Conversations with Sonny Rollins
by Christine Marie Theard
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Pub Date Jul 30 2018 | Archive Date May 13 2019
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Description
Quietly listen in on conversations between unusual friends as they exchange tools for a journey toward better health, improved quality of life, and greater understanding of the meaning of it all.
Sonny Rollins is the all-time greatest master of improvisation and one of the greatest living jazz musicians in the world. More importantly, he is an eager student on the path seeking enlightenment. Numerous articles, and interviews chronicle the life and success of this beloved master, but none expansively address his intimate Colossal thoughts about profound personal experiences, inspirations, blessings, struggle, suffering and healing.
It’s All Good brings Sonny's gentle yet profound wisdom to all. Join him on a path toward a higher level of consciousness. He discusses the truth in a form that is like no other.
His cool, hip and humble style is endearing, easy, grounded and inspiring.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781732582712 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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Mark M, Reviewer
“It’s All Good” is an interesting enjoyable read, not quite what I was expecting, but ultimately delightful just the same. I received an advanced reading copy from Netgalley, and went into it expecting something more along the lines of an extended interview with Sonny Rollins. But in actuality the book is as much about the author as it is about Rollins. And really it could be said that it’s about neither of them as much as it is about a way of looking at things, Largely consisting of a series of delightful, philosophical telephone conversations between the author and longtime friend Rollins, the subject of their talk, more often then not, is about living life, being a better person, finding peace and purpose, helping and inspiring others, and realizing that no matter what life throws at you, “It’s All Good”.
