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Down Beat Magazine November 2, 1978 Max Roach and Jack DeJohnette
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Table of Contents
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6 First Chorus
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8 Chords and Discords
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10 News
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13 News
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17 Fania All-Stars: “Salsa ’78—Crossover Or Die” — By Howard Mandel. Top Latin bandleaders, vocalists, and instrumentalists unite under Columbia Records distribution for a push toward superstardom.
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20 Max Roach: “There’s No Stoppin’ The Professor From Boppin’” — By Bret Primack. A freewheeling session with the legendary drummer.
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23 Jack DeJohnette: “South Side To Woodstock” — By Chip Stern. From a Chicago ghetto to the sylvan tranquility of upstate New York, DeJohnette narrates his personal odyssey.
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28 Record Reviews: Scott Hamilton; Warren Vaché; John Abercrombie; Borah Bergman; Bill Bruford; Paul Bley; Frank Lowe; James Moody; Johnny Hodges; Andy Simpkins/Joey Baron/Dave Mackay; Pete and Sheila Escovedo; Stone Alliance; Finn Savery; Teddy Pendergrass; Rick Wakeman; Mtume; Jackie and Roy; Mike Nock; Heldon; Count Basie/Lester Young/Charlie Christian.
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41 Blindfold Test: Toshiko Akiyoshi, by Leonard Feather
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42 Profile: L. Shankar, by Lee Underwood • Zbigniew Namyslowski, by Bret Primack
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50 Caught In The Act: The Heath Brothers; The Heath Brothers Quintet, by Larry Birnbaum • Bill Evans at Fat Tuesday’s, by Chris Albertson
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56 How To: “Develop a Choir of Drum Sounds,” by guest Louie Bellson
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58 Perspective: Concord Jazz’s Carl Jefferson
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59 Book Review: The Making Of Jazz: A Comprehensive History, by James Lincoln Collier • Duke Ellington In Person, by Stanley Dance. Reviewed by John McDonough
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60 City Scene
Cover Art: Kelly/Robertson