Cover of Down Beat Magazine January 31, 1974, Vol. 41 No. 2 featuring Don Ellis, Freddie Hubbard, Lester Bowie, and Randy Brecker with vibrant colors and jazz-themed artwork.
Table of contents page from Down Beat Magazine January 31, 1974, Vol. 41 No. 2, detailing articles and features including interviews and profiles of jazz artists.
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Cover of Down Beat Magazine January 31, 1974, Vol. 41 No. 2 featuring Don Ellis, Freddie Hubbard, Lester Bowie, and Randy Brecker with vibrant colors and jazz-themed artwork.Table of contents page from Down Beat Magazine January 31, 1974, Vol. 41 No. 2, detailing articles and features including interviews and profiles of jazz artists.

Down Beat Magazine January 31, 1974 Vol 41 No. 2 Don Ellis, Freddie Hubbard

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Down Beat Magazine January 31, 1974 – Vol. 41, No. 2 – Don Ellis, Freddie Hubbard

This vintage January 31, 1974 issue of Down Beat Magazine features Don Ellis and Freddie Hubbard, offering a fascinating snapshot of the jazz world in the early 1970s. The condition of the item is good. The magazine pictured in this listing is the exact copy you will receive. Please review all photos for condition purposes.

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Table of Contents

  • First Chorus – p. 6

  • Chords & Discords – p. 7

  • News – p. 8

  • On The Road – p. 9

FEATURES

  • Lester Bowie: “Lester … Who?” – Not your typical bravura trumpeter. By Ray Townley (p. 11)

  • Freddie Hubbard: “Without music, life would be dull.” – In-depth interview with the acclaimed trumpeter. By Neil Tesser (p. 12)

  • Don Ellis – From Hindustani influences to haikus, strings, and Brazil. By Patricia Willard (p. 14)

  • Randy Brecker – Concluding the interview begun in April. By Jim Schaffer (p. 16)

REVIEWS & PROFILES

  • Record Reviews – p. 17

  • Profile: Doug & Jean Carn, by Ray Townley (p. 26)

  • Profile: Elliott Murphy, by Joe Klee (p. 26)

CAUGHT

  • Eric Mercury: “Gospel Goes To Nuremberg,” as witnessed by Herb Nolan (p. 27)

DEPARTMENTS & SPECIAL FEATURES

  • Blindfold Test: Jimmy Smith – p. 28

  • Perspectives: “Respect,” by Bob Palmer (p. 29)

  • Workshop: Ted Dunbar’s Guitar Solo, “No Greater Love” – Transcribed & annotated by David Baker (p. 32)

  • “How To” Polish Your Brass – A technical piece by Dr. William Fowler and Dom Spera (p. 34)

  • City Scene – p. 37

Cover design and art by Kelly/Robertson.

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