Description
Down Beat Magazine November 16, 1967 – The Beatles, Tony Bennett Feature
This vintage November 16, 1967 issue of Down Beat Magazine features a critical piece on The Beatles, asking whether they were true innovators or simply popularizers, as well as a Blindfold Test with Tony Bennett. Also included are interviews, festival reports, performance highlights, and record reviews that capture the vibrant state of the music world in the late 1960s. The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details.
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Table of Contents
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6 Chords and Discords
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13 News
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15 Bystander … by Martin Williams
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16 Our Vital Elders … Gus Matzorkis salutes jazzdom’s great veterans
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17 The Well Rounded ’Ball … Cannonball Adderley on the state of jazz and the controversies that surround success. Interview by Bill Quinn
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20 The Beatles in Perspective: Creators or Merely Popularizers? … John Gabree probes deeply into the Beatle bag in this controversial assessment
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23 Mellow Monterey … Dan Morgenstern covers the many sounds at the festival’s 10th anniversary
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26 Jazz in the Mountains … Gilbert M. Erskine reports from the fifth annual Jazz Party in Vail, Colorado
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28 Caught in the Act: Duke Ellington • Roland Kirk • Various Artists • Judy Roberts • Otis Redding
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32 Record Reviews
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41 Blindfold Test: Tony Bennett
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54 Where and When … a guide to current jazz attractions