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Down Beat Magazine January 1980 Lee Konitz, Alberta Hunter, Jeff Lorber
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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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16 Lee Konitz: “Searches for the Perfect Solo” — By Neil Tesser. Konitz is more visible than ever, but he’s still cool about it.
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19 Jazz in the ’70s: “No Energy Crisis” — By Dan Morgenstern. The Director of Rutgers’ Institute of Jazz Studies and former db editor surveys jazz’s past decade.
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22 Alberta Hunter: “Singer of Songs” — By Lee Jeske. After a show biz life and a nursing career, Hunter makes a triumphant return in New York City.
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25 Global Jazz Boosters Demand More U.S. Music — By Michael Bourne. International promoters and critics discuss the worldwide jazz scene and their call for more American jazz.
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31 Record Reviews: Jay Hoggard; Stevie Wonder; Bix Beiderbecke; James White and the Blacks; The Contortions; Henry Threadgill; Oliver Lake; Mike Nock; Zbigniew Seifert; Lee Allen; Big Jay McNeely, Hal Singer, Sam “The Man” Taylor; Arnett Cobb and the Muse All Stars; Houston Person; Frankie Capp/Nat Pierce Juggernaut; Matrix; Alan Broadbent; Giorgio Moroder; Synergy; George Lewis and Douglas Ewart; Ricky Ford; Rick Laird; Joe Henderson; Richard Davis and others; Roy Haynes; Phil Woods; Bud Powell; Big Joe Duskin; Nat Adderley; Sonny Fortune; Gato Barbieri; Brenda Russell; Patrice Rushen; Waxing On: Contemporary Jazz From Eastern Europe (Tone Jansa, Tomasz Stanko, Jazz Q, Jazz Celula, Prague Big Band, Katowice Big Band, Alexej Fried–Gustav Brom Orchestra, Bohuslav Martinu, Jiri Stivin, and more).
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53 Blindfold Test: Anita O’Day, by Leonard Feather
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54 Profile: Wilbur Little, by Jerry De Muth • Ursula Oppens, by Art Lange • Roland Vazquez, by Melodie Bryant
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58 Caught: The Clash, by C. B. Lord • James Moody, by Lee Jeske
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64 Pro Sessions:
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“How To Americanize European Augmented-Sixth Chords, Part I,” by Dr. William L. Fowler
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Strings: “Jazz Phrasing, Bowing and Amplification,” by Randel Sabien
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Wind Instruments: “Circular Breathing,” by Bruce Fowler
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Sound Equipment, by Larry Blakely
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74 Book Review: To Be Or Not To Bop, by Dizzy Gillespie with Al Fraser. Reviewed by Lee Jeske
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75 Pro Shop
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77 City Scene
Cover Photo: Tom Copi
Cover Art: Kelly/Robertson


