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Down Beat Magazine January 9, 1969 Vol. 36 No. 1 Doc Severinsen, David Baker
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Table of Contents
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4 – The First Chorus, by Charles Suber
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8 – Chords and Discords
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10 – News
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13 – Strictly Ad Lib
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14 – Afterthoughts, by Dan Morgenstern
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16 – Doc Severinsen: “Ideal Model” – Trumpeter-teacher Niel Dunlap analyzes the TV trumpeter’s style and teaching methods
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18 – Jazz Journey – Leonard Feather reports on his most recent European expedition
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20 – 1969 School Jazz Festival Calendar – A detailed list of upcoming musical events
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22 – Record Reviews
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28 – Blindfold Test: Sarah Vaughan
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30 – Caught in the Act: Illinois Jacquet/Flip Phillips • First Annual Tulsa Jazz Festival • Albert King/Odetta/Paul Butterfield Blues Band
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33 – Book Review: The World of Rock
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34 – Down Beat Stage Band Scholarship Information
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35 – Jazz on Campus, by George Wiskirchen, C.S.C.
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36 – Music Workshop: Voicing Piano Chords, by Marian McPartland • Bill Harris, by David Baker
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46 – Where & When: A Guide to Current Jazz Attractions
Cover photo: Doc Severinsen
Collector’s Note:
This issue is a strong start to 1969, highlighted by an analytical profile of Doc Severinsen that examines both his trumpet technique and educational influence. Other features include Sarah Vaughan’s Blindfold Test, Leonard Feather’s European travel report, and a comprehensive school jazz festival calendar for the year ahead. With live coverage of Albert King, Odetta, and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, the magazine captures the intersection of jazz and blues at the close of the 1960s, making it a valuable issue for collectors.