Description
Down Beat Magazine – June 10, 1971 (Vol. 38 No. 12, Kenny Burrell Cover, GD Interior)
This June 10, 1971 issue of Down Beat magazine features guitarist Kenny Burrell on the cover, with an in-depth feature exploring his artistic mission and motivations. Also highlighted are profiles on Jim Hall and George Freeman, along with extensive record reviews, a Blindfold Test with Johnny and Shuggie Otis, and a music workshop on B.B. King solos. A fine issue capturing the jazz guitar landscape of 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 intact and readable. The exact item pictured in this listing is the one you will receive. Please review 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 – Chords and Discords
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8 – The First Chorus (by Charles Suber)
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9 – News
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11 – Jim Hall: Quiet Strength (by Jane Welch) – An update on the activities of the influential guitarist.
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12 – Kenny Burrell: Man With A Mission (by Lewis K. McMillan Jr.) – A portrait of Burrell’s artistry, discipline, and goals.
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14 – George Freeman: Fire Is The Essence (by Dan Morgenstern) – A dynamic guitarist profiled in depth.
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18 – Record Reviews
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26 – Blindfold Test: Johnny and Shuggie Otis, Pt. 2
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30 – Book Review: The World of Duke Ellington
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31 – Music Workshop: Two B.B. King Solos (transcribed by David Baker)
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32 – Strictly Ad Lib
Cover Photo: Joseph L. Johnson
Design: Robert Robertson
A collectible issue focusing on three distinctive guitarists—Kenny Burrell, Jim Hall, and George Freeman—making it a must-have for jazz guitar enthusiasts and collectors of 1970s jazz history.