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"Si vous aimez le jazz, il vous est impossible de faire l'impasse sur ce livre. Dès 2003, les éditions TASCHEN comencèrent à rassembler le travail de deux amoureux fou de jazz. Celui entrepris par le photographe William Claxton en compagnie du musicologue allemand Joachim Berendt qui, en 1960, entreprirent au travers de leurs deux métiers de collectionner photos et enregistrements d'artistes de jazz, légendaires ou simples musiciens de rue. Ce livre est le résultat de cette colossale entreprise. Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Muddy Waters, Gabor Szabo, Dave Brubeck, Stan Getz, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Miles David, Charlie Mingus, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane et bien d'autres viennent illustrer ces pages. Un grand bol de revival à consommer chaque soir avant de se coucher. Surtout que deux CD, enregistrés dans les années 60 par ces deux fous furieux de jazz, ainsi que quatre photos signées et numérotées, complètent ce superbe livre sous coffret. Rien à dire de plus. Que du bonheur!"— La Réserve, Lausanne, France
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"These days the publishing industry in Japan has been facing difficulties, and many publishers have been trying to market to their readers. However, there is a unique and powerful publisher called TASCHEN, whose owner says "Mass marketing is not necessary." The company is famous for huge books called SUMO series, such as Helmut Newton's SUMO or Muhammad Ali's GOAT. After finishing high school, he started his own comic shop at the age of 18, and his accurate eyes were seeing the exact market from then. His collector's editions like SUMO with original photos are considered not just books but art whose value will rise. For example, SUMO was launched at 190,000 yen but is now 750,000, and GOAT was 390,000 but is now 450,000, and many people started realizing that those books will get more expensive as copies become rare. Keeping this in mind, it is now time to buy Jazzlife Collector's Edition. With gorgeous photography by William Claxton, 4 original prints are included at 150,000 yen. GQ researched his market price and found that one original photo costs 80,000... Call TASCHEN and get them immediately. Not talking only about money, it is good to see beautiful things every day and one day their value will go up?"— GQ Japan, Tokyo, Japón
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