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Down Beat Magazine November 1982 Vol. 49 No. 11 Pat Metheny: A Step Beyond Tradition
This vintage issue of Down Beat magazine, featuring Pat Metheny on the cover, is in good condition. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please check all pictures for condition purposes.
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Features
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14 Pat Metheny: A Step Beyond Tradition – Not yet 30, Metheny has already spanned styles from rock vamps to Ornette Coleman sets. In this interview with Tim Schneckloth, he reflects on his influences and shares his vision for the future.
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18 John Carter – Clarinetist John Carter speaks with Lee Jeske about his persistence as one of the few new-music practitioners on his instrument.
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21 Steve Swallow: Bass in Progress – Once a leading acoustic bassist, Swallow’s journey into electric bass is chronicled by Howard Mandel.
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24 Hal Galper: A Home in the Woods – After years as a sideman, keyboardist Galper finds a place of belonging in the Phil Woods Quartet, as told by Jeff Levenson.
Departments & Reviews
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27 Record Reviews – Stan Getz; Anthony Davis; Jay Hoggard; Frank Lowe; National Health; Alan Gowen; Mal Waldron; Martin Taylor; Bobby Shew; Mike Metheney; Zoot Sims; Steve Tibbetts; Air; Alain Monnier; John Scofield; Phil Woods; Tony Dagradi; Bud Freeman/Jimmy McPartland; Ralph Sutton; Hal Crook; Sonny Rollins; McCoy Tyner; J. R. Monterose.
Waxing On: Self-Produced Artists – Bagel O’Fun, Eddie Berger, Ray Collins, Commitment, William Hooker, Lee Katzman, Ramsey McLean, Sam Phipps, Regan Ryzuk, Jim Schapperoew, United Front, Andrew White. -
49 Blindfold Test – Toshiko Akiyoshi, by Leonard Feather.
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52 Profile – Abdul Wadud (by Lee Jeske); Tim Berne (by Kirk Silsbee).
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56 Caught – Cyrille/Moye/Jarman/Lyons (by Sam Freedman); New Music America ’82 (by John Litweiler); Juneteenth Blues Festival (by Michael Point).
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Pro Sessions – Scales With Rhythmic And Melodic Forward Motion (by Hal Galper); Isomelody And IsoRhythm (by William Russo).
Miscellany
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6 First Chorus
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8 Chords & Discords
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12 News
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50 City Jazzlines
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63 Pro Shop


