Ben Ratliff is a music critic and author known for his work at The New York Times, where he served as a jazz and pop critic for two decades.
He has written several books on music, including "The Jazz Ear" and "Coltrane: The Story of a Sound." Ratliff's writing style is characterized by its depth of knowledge and ability to draw connections across diverse musical genres.
He has been praised for his insightful analysis and passion for music.
Ratliff's work often challenges traditional ways of categorizing and understanding music, encouraging readers to explore new perspectives on listening and appreciation.
His expertise spans various genres, including jazz, rock, classical, and contemporary popular music.
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