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Down Beat Magazine January 22, 1970 Vol 37 No. 2 Doc Severinsen, Attila Zoller
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Table of Contents
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4 The First Chorus, by Charles Suber
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7 Chords and Discords
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8 News
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11 TV Soundings, by Leonard Feather
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11 Strictly Ad Lib
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12 Artie Shaw: Nonstop Flight From 1938: John McDonough explains why the idol of the Swing era wishes to escape from the past.
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14 Buddy Rich In London: The Agony And The Ecstasy: The boy from Brooklyn plays for the Queen. By Stephanie de Pue.
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15 When Irish Jazz Is Swinging: Willis Conover tells how his jazz-free vacation turned into a busman’s holiday.
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16 Europe’s Answer To Woodstock: The First Actuel Paris Music Festival: After much storm and stress, avant-garde jazz and rock meet in a Belgian forest. By Jane Welch.
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18 The Spirit of 78: Patrick Murphy describes the methods and madness of transferring thousands of jazz 78s to tape.
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20 Record Reviews
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24 Blindfold Test: Doc Severinsen
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26 Caught in the Act: Berlin Jazz Days • Zoot Sims/The Dukes of Dixieland • The Who/Chuck Berry • Kenny Drew–Jimmy Heath • Lawrence Lucie/Eddie Durham
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33 Music Workshop: “The Birds and the Bees” by Attila Zoller • Jazz on Campus