Description
Down Beat Magazine – January 7, 1971 (Vol. 38 No. 1, Stan Kenton Cover, GD Interior)
This January 7, 1971 issue of Down Beat magazine features legendary bandleader Stan Kenton in a full-length feature exploring his dynamic and evolving career. Also included are profiles on Creedence Clearwater Revival, coverage of Jazz Expo ’70, and a wide range of reviews, Blindfold Tests, and technical workshops. A strong issue reflecting the crossroads of jazz and popular music in the early 1970s.
Condition:
The magazine is in acceptable condition with good interior. The cover and some pages show creases, marks, and possible rips, but the interior remains solid and fully readable. The exact item pictured in this listing is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition purposes.
Shipping & Packaging:
We do offer combined shipping upon request. All items are carefully packaged and include a protective plastic covering.
Contents include:
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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 – Lending Creedence to Rock (by Harvey Siders) – A closer look at Creedence Clearwater Revival’s rise to success.
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14 – Jazz Expo ’70: A Step Backward? (by Ronald Atkins) – A full report on the London festival that left jazz purists disappointed.
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16 – The Creative Whirl of Stan Kenton (by Harvey Siders) – An up-to-date report on Kenton’s many activities and continued influence.
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18 – 1971 School Jazz Festival Calendar – A complete listing of upcoming educational jazz events.
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20 – Record Reviews
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28 – Blindfold Test: Gabor Szabo
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30 – Caught in the Act – Performances by Duke Ellington/Ella Fitzgerald and the Pacific Northwest Jazz Spectacular.
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34 – Music Workshop: “The Thinking Drummer” (by Ed Shaughnessy)
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38 – Jazz on Campus
Cover Photo: Jim Marshall
Design: Robert Robertson
A collectible issue spotlighting Stan Kenton and Creedence Clearwater Revival, this edition bridges the world of jazz and rock during a transformative musical era.