Description
Down Beat Magazine – November 8, 1973 (Vol. 40 No. 18) – Maynard Ferguson, Elvin Jones Cover
This vintage issue of Down Beat Magazine features Maynard Ferguson and Elvin Jones on the cover, with in-depth articles on their music and enduring influence. Herb Wong explores Ferguson’s return to the scene, while Herb Nolan profiles Elvin Jones in a candid piece titled “I play drums, that’s just what I do.” Other highlights include a history of the band Lighthouse, a profile of Tower of Power, and live coverage of Herbie Hancock and Darius Brubeck. Carmen McRae takes on the Blindfold Test, and Chuck Mangione contributes to the Music Workshop with “El Gato Triste.” A rich and collectible issue documenting jazz’s diverse directions in the early 1970s.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition for its age. The item pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive. Please check photos carefully for condition details.
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Table of Contents
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First Chorus – 6
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Chords & Discords – 10
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News – 13
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Lighthouse: The brief, but continuing, history of a jazz/rock band, by Joe Klee – 15
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Maynard Ferguson: Out of the exosphere and back on the scene, by Herb Wong – 16
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Elvin Jones: “I play drums, that’s just what I do,” by Herb Nolan – 18
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Record Reviews – 20
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Blindfold Test: Carmen McRae – 32
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Profile: Tower of Power, by Jim Schaffer – 34
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Caught In The Act: Mike Vax ● Herbie Hancock ● Darius Brubeck – 35
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Take A Chorus: Dr. William Fowler on freedom of expression for young musical creators – 39
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Music Workshop: “El Gato Triste” by Chuck Mangione – 42
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Jazz on Campus – 44
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City Scene – 46
Cover design and art by Kelly/Robertson.