Down Beat Magazine February 1992 featuring B.B. King on the cover, highlighting the 'E Pluribus Bluesman' article discussing his career, along with profiles of Abbey Lincoln and Dewey Redman.
Inside page from Down Beat Magazine February 1992 featuring B.B. King on the cover with the article title 'E Pluribus Bluesman'. The page includes features on Abbey Lincoln, Dewey Redman, Jass Record #1, and Tom Harrell, along with sections on departments and music reviews.
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Down Beat Magazine February 1992 featuring B.B. King on the cover, highlighting the 'E Pluribus Bluesman' article discussing his career, along with profiles of Abbey Lincoln and Dewey Redman.Inside page from Down Beat Magazine February 1992 featuring B.B. King on the cover with the article title 'E Pluribus Bluesman'. The page includes features on Abbey Lincoln, Dewey Redman, Jass Record #1, and Tom Harrell, along with sections on departments and music reviews.

Down Beat Magazine February 1992 B.B. King E Pluribus Bluesman Cover

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Down Beat Magazine – February 1992 – B.B. King “E Pluribus Bluesman” Cover
This vintage issue of Down Beat Magazine features B.B. King on the cover, with Gene Santoro’s in-depth article E Pluribus Bluesman examining the King of the Blues at a pivotal point in his career—touring constantly, appearing in videos with Irish rockers, performing at the Bush Inaugural, and balancing fame with the challenges of airplay.

Additional features include Michael Bourne’s profile of Abbey Lincoln, Howard Mandel’s conversation with Dewey Redman, John McDonough’s retrospective on the 75th anniversary of the first jazz recording by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, and Zan Stewart’s evaluation of trumpeter Tom Harrell. With extensive record and CD reviews, festival reports, and Steve Turre’s Blindfold Test, this issue captures a wide spectrum of the jazz and blues worlds in the early 1990s.

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Table of Contents

Cover Feature

  • 16 – B.B. King: E Pluribus Bluesman – By Gene Santoro

Features

  • 20 – Abbey Lincoln: For Love of Abbey, by Michael Bourne

  • 22 – Dewey Redman: Cringe of the Lone Wolf, by Howard Mandel

  • 26 – Jass Record #1: John McDonough on the 75th anniversary of the first jazz record

  • 28 – Tom Harrell: Edging Back From Chaos, by Zan Stewart

Departments

  • 6 – On the Beat, by Dave Helland

  • 8 – Chords & Discords

  • 9 – News

  • 14 – Riffs

  • 30 – Records & CD Reviews: Max Roach, Teddy Edwards, Mike Stern, Billie Holiday, Les Paul, Vince Mendoza, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Sonny Rollins, Stan Kenton, and more

  • 49 – Blindfold Test: Steve Turre, by Fred Bouchard

  • 50 – Caught: Curaçao Jazz Festival ● A Celebration of Bill Evans ● Jazzfest Berlin/Total Music Meeting

  • 53 – Video Reviews: “Video Grab Bag,” by Fred Bouchard

  • 56 – Pro Session: “Chick Corea, Elektronics Explorer,” by Josef Woodard

  • 58 – Archives: Gene Krupa

  • 62 – Sound Bytes / Auditions

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