Description
Down Beat Magazine – May 27, 1971 (Vol. 38, No. 11 – Mary Lou Williams, Charles Suber)
This vintage issue of Down Beat Magazine (May 27, 1971, Vol. 38 No. 11) features pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams, celebrated as the “First Lady of Jazz.” The issue also includes Charles Suber’s roundup of college jazz festivals, Dan Morgenstern’s introduction to Weather Report, and a wide range of reviews, features, and transcriptions that capture the jazz scene of the early 1970s.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive. Please check the images for condition details. All magazines are shipped with a plastic protective covering. We do offer combined shipping—just ask.
Table of Contents:
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4 – The First Chorus
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7 – Chords and Discords
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8 – News
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12 – The Bystander, by Martin Williams
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13 – College Festival Roundup: Charles Suber reports on several major regional jazz festivals.
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14 – Weather Report: Outlook Bright and Sunny: Dan Morgenstern introduces the groundbreaking new group.
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16 – Mary Lou Williams: First Lady of Jazz, by Leslie K. McMillan Jr. An affectionate portrait of the legendary pianist and composer.
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18 – Perspective in Jazz Education: Henry Pleasants critiques the state of jazz education.
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20 – Record Reviews
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26 – Old Wine–New Bottles, by John Litweiler
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28 – Blindfold Test: Johnny and Shuggie Otis, Part I
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29 – Caught in the Act: Al Cohn–Willis Conover New York Band; Bill Evans
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33 – Music Workshop: Clark Terry’s “Tete a Tete” solo, transcribed by Bill Dobbins
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34 – Strictly Ad Lib