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Herbie Nichols: A Jazzist's Life (Trade Edition) Mark Miller:Paperback and out of the holyHerbie Nichols wanted to be a Prokofiev, but when classical training proved beyond his means as a young pianist in Harlem, he decided instead to become an Ellington. In truth, he became a Nichols by his own description a jazzist and by any other name a singular figure on the New York jazz scene of the 1950s. He composed and all too infrequently recorded music whose originality, modernity and humour set him apart from his contemporaries. Increasingly