Description
Down Beat Magazine – October 31, 1968 (Vol. 35, No. 22) – James Brown, B.B. King Feature
This vintage issue of Down Beat Magazine from October 31, 1968 (Vol. 35, No. 22) features cover star James Brown and in-depth articles on the Godfather of Soul, B.B. King, and other major figures of the era. A true collectible for fans of jazz, blues, and soul, this issue provides unique insights into the music world of the late 1960s.
The magazine is in good condition. The item shown in the photos is the exact one you will receive. Please refer to the pictures for a clear view of its condition. All of our items are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents include:
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The First Chorus – by Charles Suber (p. 6)
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Chords and Discords (p. 8)
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News (p. 10)
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Bystander – by Martin Williams (p. 12)
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Strictly Ad Lib (p. 12)
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James Brown’s Bag – The busy entertainer relaxes with Ira Gitler (p. 13)
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B.B. King and the Blues – Alex von Hoffman on the style and soul of an influential modern bluesman (p. 16)
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Remembering Robert Johnson – Henry Townsend recalls his association with the blues legend (p. 18)
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Doing It Right: Buddy Guy – Michael Cuscuna interviews the young Chicago guitarist (p. 19)
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Record Reviews (p. 20)
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Record Briefs (p. 25)
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Blindfold Test: O. C. Smith (p. 26)
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Caught in the Act – Otis Spann/Muddy Waters/Big Joe Williams • Buddy Guy • Preservation Hall Jazz Band • Ernie Farrow (p. 27)
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Sittin’ In – by Art Hodes (p. 33)
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Music Workshop – Gone With What Wind, by Charlie Christian • J. J. Johnson—Part 2, by David Baker (p. 36)
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Where and When – A guide to current jazz attractions (p. 44)
Cover Photo: James Brown by Charles Stewart