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Down Beat Magazine February 1985 Jack DeJohnette #1 Drummer
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Table of Contents
Features
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16 Jack DeJohnette: Drummer Drummer — Though he’s the most in-demand trapsmaster in jazz (having gigged with everyone from Miles Davis to Sonny Rollins, plus a good chunk of the ECM catalog), it’s his band Special Edition and their latest Album Album that DeJohnette’s proudest of, as Howard Mandel reveals.
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20 Richard Thompson: Rockin’ Guitar in the Celt Tradition — Long an underground hero while part of Fairport Convention, Thompson only needed a few solo LPs and U.S. tours to catapult into wider recognition. Gene Santoro traces his guitar roots back centuries and across cultures.
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23 The Modern Jazz Quartet: Form and Re-Form — After a nearly 10-year hiatus, the MJQ is back together for good, continuing to delight audiences with their unmatched combination of style and structure. By Will Friedwald.
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26 The Vienna Art Orchestra: Variations on a Big Band Theme — European ensembles revitalize the big band scene. Francis Davis spotlights Matthias Rüegg’s innovative organization leading the charge into post–Sun Ra territory.
Departments
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6 On The Beat, by Charles Doherty
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10 Chords & Discords
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12 News
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29 Record Reviews: Clifford Jordan; Los Lobos; Leo Smith; John Abercrombie; John Scofield; Quest; Makoto Ozone; School Bands On Wax; UB40; Special AKA; Ran Blake; Shadowfax; Kenny Dorham; Don Sickler; King Sunny Adé; Fela Anikulapo Kuti; Sonny Okosuns; Waxing On: Whither Fusion? (Kittyhawk, Mwendo Dawa, Koinonia, Scott Lindemuth Group, Blue Sky, Earwax Control, Special EFX, Makoto, John Macey, Windows, Simon & Bard, Gregory James).
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43 Blindfold Test: Steve Khan, by Howard Mandel
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45 Profile: Simon & Bard, by Mark Ruffin • Borbetomagus, by Kevin Whitehead
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48 Caught: The Jazztet, by Tom Nuccio • Jay McShann, by Jonathan W. Poses
Pro Sessions
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50 Milt Jackson’s Solo On “Milano”—A Vibes Transcription, by Joel Simpson
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52 How To Sweeten Sound With Sixths, by Dr. William L. Fowler
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54 Recording On A Budget: Direct To Two-Track, by Wayne Wadhams
Additional Sections: 58 Pro Shop • 60 City Jazzlines
Cover Photo: Jack DeJohnette by Mark Brady