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The American Jazz Festival At Newport

Anita
O'Day

Dulce Ellington

Dave Brubeck

Louis Armstrong

Count
Basie
Eddie Condon
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Thursday, July 5 Ella Fitzgerald
Accompanied by Don Abney, piano; Benny Moten, bass: Gut
Johnson, drums
8:30 P.M. WHEf
Count Basie Orchestra early infl
Buck Clayton and Jimmy Rushing Parker i
Trumpets—Joe Newmon, Thad Jones, Wendell Cully, Reunald
Jones
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Trombones—Henry Coxer, Bonny Powell, Bill Hughes
Smith."
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Reeds—Frank Wess, Bill Graham, MarshaH Royal, Frank Foster
Rhythm—Count Basie, piano; Freddie Groen, gutter; Ed Jones, Saturday, July 7 influence
firmed I
boss; Sonny Poyne, drums
Vocols—Joe William* 1:30 P.M. City con
Jones, ai
Sarah Vaughan Teddy Charles Tentet timately
musician:
Accompanied by Jimmy Jones, piano: Joe Benjamin, bass: Roy center o
Haynes, drums Phineas Newborn Quartet his reco.
Phineas Newborn, piano, and probably Calvin Newborn, guitar; because 1
George Joyner, ba**,* Ron Jefferson, drums in all th
Modern Jazz Quartet times, hi
John Lewis, piano: Milt Jackson, vibes; Percy Keith, bass Con­
nie Kay, drums Friedrich Guida Unit legend.
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Toshiko Akiyoshi, Piano 3:30 P.M. to 5 P.M. life in hi
dividing
The Future of Jon small ca
Jutta Hipp, Plano A discussion moderated by Nat Hentoff, associate editor ol local ban
Down Beat; end Bill Coss, editor of Metronome. Participants will group w
Charlie Mingus Jazz Workshop include David Broekman, composer and conductor, Tony Scott a week.
Charlie Mingus, boss: Teo Mocero, tenor; Lou Donaldson, alto Lennie Tristano, Billy Strayhorn and Hall Overton HE ST
Mal Waldron, piano; Wilbert Hogan, drums and the
the nicki
Eddie Condon All-Stars Devils, a
8:30 P.M. u cigar t
Wild Bill Davison, trumpet; Peanuts Hucko clarinet; Lou Mc-
Gerity, trombone; Bud Freemen, tenor, Ralph Sutton, piano Duke Ellington Orchestra his horn.
Jack Lesberg bass; Eddie Condon guitar; George Wettling,
He wa
Trumpet*—Roy Nonce, Clerk Terry, William (Cat) Anderton Nel.
in 1904,
drums (personnel subject to change) son Williams youngste
Trombones—Britt Woodmen, John Sanders, Quentin Jackson
musical
Reed*—Paul Gonsalves; Jimmy Hamilton; Johnny Hodges; Rutwll imitating
Procope; Harry Carney note. Af
Friday, July 6 Rhythm—Duke Ellington, piono; Jimmy Woodo boss; Sam Wood­
yard, drum*
clarinet i
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2:30 P M Vocals—Jimmy Grissom
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Jazz As Communication Art Tatum, Piano Walter F
A panel discussion moderated by Marshall Steam* of the Institute Despite 1
of Jan Studios. Panelist* will include Langston Hughes, author­ read mu
poet; Gone Holl, teachar of vorious ¡on «ubtect» at North Texas Chico Hamilton Quintet lead alto
State Teachers college; Friedrich Guida, classical pianist who Buddy Collette, reed«: Fred Katt cello; Jim Hall, guitar* Carton when it
recently introduced his first jan combo here; George Wein Smith, ba**; Chico Hamilton, drum* During 1
owner of Storyville night dub, Boston, and producer of the eight to
American Jan Festival at Newport. Bruce Comoron sociologist, Bud Shank Quartet including
trombonist, end outhor of The Piyehology ai a Jem Session
Bud Shank, afro Claude Williamton piano Don Prell, bast:
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Chuck Flores drums
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8:30 P.M. Anita O'Day Benny M
Accompanied by an all-star group that probably will includ* triple ta
Louis Armstrong All-Stars Roy Eldridge, trumpet; Letter Young, tenor. Vie Dickenton, trom­ and bari
Louis Armstrong, trumpet; Edmond Holl, dorinet; Trummy Young, bone: Teddy Wilton, piano: Gone Ramey ban Jo Jone*, drum« Throu{
trombone; Billy Kyle, piono; Dole Jonos, boss; Betreff Deems Emest
drums, Volmo Middleton, vocal* Blue De*
Friedrich Guida, Piano as “Th
Dave Brubeck Quartet Devils.”
Dave Brubeck, piano; Paul Desmond olto; Normen Bates, boss; brought
trumpet
Joo Dodge, drums
a Sunday, July 8 The ft
jazz gm:
J. J. Johnson-Kai Winding Quintet 1 P.M. ginia, ar
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The Jazz Messengers Musicians-Critics Luncheon Newport
DenolS Byrd ♦rumpat; Jacki« McLean, alto; Horace Silver, piano; A closed meeting of critics end musician* for exchange of «■•*< in Marti
Doug Watkin*, ban; Art Blakey, drum* and complaint* proinisin
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