Description
Down Beat Magazine – December 6, 1973 (Vol. 40 No. 20) – McCoy Tyner, John Mayall Cover
This vintage issue of Down Beat Magazine features McCoy Tyner and John Mayall, capturing two influential figures from the jazz and blues-rock worlds. Inside, McCoy Tyner reflects on his musical journey and philosophy, while Eric Gaer looks at John Mayall’s continuing legacy a decade into his career. Additional highlights include a tribute to Gene Krupa (1909–1973), an interview with flutist Tim Weisberg, record reviews, and a Blindfold Test with guitarist Mundell Lowe. With contributions from writers like Leonard Feather and Gary Giddins, this issue presents an engaging look at the evolving landscape of jazz and related genres in the early 1970s.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition for its age. The item pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive. Please check photos carefully for condition details.
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Table of Contents
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First Chorus – 6
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Chords & Discords – 8
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News – 10
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On The Road – 11
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John Mayall: “The Party Continues”: Ten years, and the musical party is still going strong, by Eric Gaer – 12
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Tim Weisburg: “Color”: Weisburg discusses his textural flute with Rice Ager – 13
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McCoy Tyner: “I’m not setting up any goal of trying to influence people,” by Michael Bourne – 14
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Gene Krupa (1909–1973) – 16
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Record Reviews – 18
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Blindfold Test: Mundell Lowe, by Leonard Feather – 25
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Perspective: Weatherbird, by Gary Giddins – 29
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Take A Chorus, by William L. Fowler, Ph.D. – 30
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Jazz On Campus: “The Mini-Festival”, by Joe Csida – 32
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Workshop: Roy Burns’ solo, “The Funky Shuffle” – 34
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City Scene – 37
Cover design and art by Kelly/Robertson.