Description
Down Beat Magazine July 13, 1967 – Vol. 34, No. 14 – Charles Lloyd’s Russian Triumph
This vintage July 13, 1967 issue of Down Beat Magazine features saxophonist Charles Lloyd’s celebrated Russian tour, chronicled in “Ovations and Frustrations.” The issue also includes major features on Randy Weston’s African tour, the intersection of jazz and rock, Duke Ellington drummer Sonny Greer, and blues singer Jimmy Witherspoon. The condition of the item is good. The magazine pictured in this listing is the exact copy you will receive. Please check the photos for condition details.
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Table of Contents
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8 Chords and Discords
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11 News
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13 Strictly Ad Lib
FEATURES
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15 Charles Lloyd in Russia—Ovations and Frustrations – Soviet officials were unpredictable, but the audience was with the Lloyd Quartet from start to finish. By Ira Gitler
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16 Randy Weston in Africa – A successful tour by the pianist’s combo challenged myths about cultural exchange and gained wide acclaim. By Georgia Griggs
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18 The World of Rock – Exploring the overlap of ideas between jazz and rock, and whether the genres can grow together. By John Gabree
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21 The Roots of the Duchy – Sonny Greer reflects on 30 years as Duke Ellington’s drummer. By Burt Korall
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23 There’ll Always Be Blues – Blues singer Jimmy Witherspoon discusses challenges and why he never abandoned his music. By Valerie Wilmer
DEPARTMENTS
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26 Caught in the Act – Puebla Jazz Festival; First Spring Jazz Festival; Los Angeles Jazz Festival; Gary Burton
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28 Record Reviews
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35 Blindfold Test: Hugh Masekela
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44 Where and When – A guide to current jazz attractions
Cover photographs: upper left, World Wide Photos; lower right, Ray Avery