Thursday, September 12, 2013
From DownBeat Magazine ....
The small, gray bus slid quietly to a halt outside the Vieux-Colombier, and a handful of musical gypsies tumbled out. They stretched their limbs and surveyed the indifferent Parisian afternoon—Malachi Favors, serious, with heavy features; Rosco …
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Eli (Lucky) Thompson, the veteran modern tenor saxophonist, has returned home after five years in Europe. Now he is 37, he is older, wiser; the European experience has provided him with a well-defined perspective of life and insight into himself. A g …
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Marian McPartland threw back her head and laughed. “You have no idea how often I’ve been asked that,” she said. “And, actually, I don’t know how to answer it.”
The periodic question of the wrath of a composer at some jazz arrangement of his tune has plagued the livelier side of the music business ever since Paul Whiteman.
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