City of the Gabriels: The Jazz History of St. Louis by Dennis Owsley City of the Gabriels presents St. Louis's jazz history from 1895 to 1973. Highlighted with striking images from each era, this coffee-table book describes the lively world of jazz from the Mississippi riverboats to the smoke-filled clubs of Gaslight Square. The book explores talents and personalities like Tom Turpin, Frank Trumbauer, Singleton Palmer, Clark Terry, Jeanne Trevor, Willie Akins, Miles Davis, and countless others. Beginning with the ragtime era that helped jazz take root, the narrative, authored by St. Louis jazz DJ Dennis Owsley, combines first-person accounts with deft commentary. Stories from and about musicians, club owners, and aficionados abound, and Owsley places them in context. City of the Gabriels is a must for lovers of jazz. The book gives a needed insight into an enduring culture in St. Louis. It also serves as the companion to the eponymous exhibit opening September 21, 2006, at The Sheldon Art Galleries in St. Louis.
Another member of the band , DANNY BARKER , told of the problems Gillespie had : Be - bop " Some of us began to jam at Minton's in Harlem in the early ' forties . But there were always some cats showing up there who couldn't blow at all ...
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J.J. Johnson b . 1924 The trombone , with its unwieldy slide , is not ideally suited to the rapid , angular lines of bebop . J.J. Johnson was the first trombonist to show that bebop was even possible on the instrument when he played ...
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Native Philadelphian Bruce Morris , who began renovating the space in 1981 while staging performances all over the neighborhood , runs 5C with a partner , Trudy Silver . Its continued existence relies on its founder ' s capacity for ...
Director: Jack Webb; Screenplay: Richard L. Breen; Editor: Robert M. Leeds. 91 mins., color, 35mm. ... PIE, PIE, BLACKBIRD. United Artists Collection The Vitaphone Corp./Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., 1932. Director: Roy Mack.
In the middle thirties , the Milt Larkins Orchestra of Houston came into regional prominence thanks to the talents of three remarkable saxophonists , Arnette Cobb , Illinois Jacquet , and Eddie Cleanhead Vinson .
LISTENING GUIDE " Gertrude's Bounce " featuring Clifford Brown and Sonny Rollins Recorded January 4 , 1956 in New York City by Clifford Brown ( trumpet ) , Sonny Rollins ( tenor saxophone ) , Richie Powell ( piano ) , George Morrow ...
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