Better Days Will Come Again
From Grenada to Paris: A Jazz Legend's Life Told in Epic Detail
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Quick Facts
| Author | Travis Atria |
| Narrator | David Sadzin |
| Runtime | 8h53m |
| Published | January 7, 2020 |
| Rating | 4.6 / 5 (2 ratings) |
| Categories | Biographies & Memoirs, Entertainment & Celebrities, History, Europe, Military, Wars & Conflicts, World War II, Modern, 20th Century |
| Format | Audiobook (Digital) |
| Platform | Audible |
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About This Audiobook
Dive into the life of Arthur Briggs, a towering figure in jazz history whose journey spans from the tiny island of Grenada to the vibrant streets of Harlem and the cosmopolitan allure of Europe. Travis Atria’s meticulously researched biography paints a vivid picture of a man who not only witnessed but also shaped pivotal moments in 20th-century music. David Sadzin's narration is both engaging and authoritative, bringing Briggs’ colorful tales to life with authenticity and passion. This audiobook is distinctive for its blend of historical insight and personal anecdote, offering listeners an immersive experience that transcends the typical biography format.
Why Listen to Better Days Will Come Again?
- Expert narration by David Sadzin brings every character and scene to life across 8h53m of immersive audio.
- Bestseller-quality story from Travis Atria, rated 4.6 stars by 2 listeners.
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