Ninety-three-year-old Negro Leagues legend Buck O'Neil led Posnanski on a cross-country journey to discove r the soul of baseball—and a few secrets of life along the way.
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Joe Posnanski
1729 Grand Boulevard
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There are road trips to Topeka and New York.

    
      

 
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"It's All Jazz."

What's a road trip without some good tunes? If you have iTunes, click above to hear a sample of a musical road map for the book. There are songs about Buck's beloved Kansas City and his other favorite town, New York, New York. There are a few traveling songs, and there are songs from a few performers who Joe and Buck heard along the way.

Buck signed autographs and tapped his toes to Billy Joel's "My Life," which played through static over a speaker nearby.

"I like this," he said.

"Billy Joel isn't exactly Jazz," I told him.

"It's all jazz," he said.

BUCK'S LEGACY:
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The Royals are honoring Buck O'Neil with the legacy seat program. Click to learn more.

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