August 19, 20223 yr comment_55162 Jazz legend Miles Davis and poetry legend Quincy Troupe. On April 15, 1989, writer and poet Quincy Troupe interviewed Miles Davis at the Studio Museum in Harlem, just a few months before the publication of their co-authored Autobiography of Miles. Why do you love Harlem? Why do you live there now, and what are you working on? IMAGES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: QUINCY TROUPE WITH ALEXANDER “SKUNDER” BOGHOSSIAN. QUINCY TROUPE WITH MILES DAVIS AT THE STUDIO MUSEUM IN HARLEM, APRIL 15, 1989, THE FIRST TIME DAVIS EVER SAT AND TALKED TO A LIVE AUDIENCE IN SUCH A SETTING. QUINCY TROUPE WITH HUGH MASEKELA IN LESOTHO. DOROTHY AND QUINCY TROUPE, SR. Franklin Sirmans IMAGES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: QUINCY TROUPE WITH TONI MORRISON. GIANT TALK: AN ANTHOLOGY OF THIRD WORLD WRITINGS, EDITED BY QUINCY TROUPE AND RAINER SCHULTE. MARGARET PORTER TROUPE AND QUINCY TROUPE WITH DEREK WALCOTT IN SAINT LUCIA. Franklin Sirmans JAMES BALDWIN WITH QUINCY TROUPE QUINCY TROUPE WITH AMIRI BARAKA AND STEVE CANNON LEFT: QUINCY TROUPE WITH TOM FEELINGS AND MAYA ANGELOU. CENTER: A COPY OF JACOB LAWRENCE’S AESOP’S FABLES SIGNED TO QUINCY AND MARGARET FROM LAWRENCE AND GWENDOLYN KNIGHT. RIGHT: THE TROUPES WITH JACK WHITTEN https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/griot-jali-californias-first-poet-laureate-quincy-troupe-returns-to-his-old-stomping-ground/ https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/once-upon-a-harlem-time Report
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