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Down Beat Magazine January 11, 1968 Vol. 35 No. 1 Nina Simone Cover
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Table of Contents
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8 – Chords and Discords
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13 – News
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14 – Strictly Ad Lib
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15 – Background Music, by Burt Korall
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16 – The Real Nina Simone – An interview is not always a matter of set questions and ready-made answers, as this encounter between Miss Simone and Michael Zwerin reveals.
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18 – I’m Looking Through You – Pete Welding answers John Gabree’s attack on the Beatles.
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20 – European Impressions – A first-hand account of the Newport Jazz Festival in Europe tour. By Dan Morgenstern
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23 – Berlin Jazz Days – Leonard Feather reports on the happenings at this international festival.
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25 – Quotet – Diverse opinions on the compatibility of jazz and rock are offered by various jazz artists. By Harvey Siders
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26 – Record Reviews
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31 – Reel Jazz, by Harvey Siders
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32 – Blindfold Test: Andy Williams
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34 – Caught in the Act: Prague Jazz Festival • Toshiko Akiyoshi • Various Artists • Salvation • Spontaneous Music Ensemble/Derek Bailey
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46 – Where and When: A Guide to Current Jazz Attractions
Cover photo: Francine Windham
Collector’s Note:
This issue is a standout for collectors, featuring an intimate and unconventional interview with Nina Simone at the peak of her artistry, offering rare insight into her creative world. In addition, it includes a spirited defense of The Beatles by Pete Welding, situating the magazine at the crossroads of jazz and rock discourse in the late 1960s. Together, these features make this volume a compelling addition to any vintage music magazine collection.