Jazz revolutionary: the life & music of Eric Dolphy
"Jazz Revolutionary is the first full biography of Eric Dolphy, passionately tracing his creative life from Los Angeles clubs of the late 1940s and 50s, to New York in the early 1960s, and on to Paris, where sixty years ago he died from the complications of undiagnosed diabetes. It presents an...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Jazz Revolutionary is the first full biography of Eric Dolphy, passionately tracing his creative life from Los Angeles clubs of the late 1940s and 50s, to New York in the early 1960s, and on to Paris, where sixty years ago he died from the complications of undiagnosed diabetes. It presents an engaging examination of this innovative musician and composer, from his family background to posthumous memorials, and provides insight into his recordings both as sideman and leader. Dolphy emerged at the frontiers of post-bop and free jazz, collaborating with John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Ornette Coleman, and Gunther Schuller, among others, during the early 1960s. This book accounts for his successes, trials, and tribulations. His critical reception is presented as an element of his career's ups and downs, ultimately leading to an attempt at a new life in Paris. The albums on which he appears are interpreted title by title, track by track, without unnecessary musical terminology or musical examples; instead of cold discographic charts, readers are brought into each recording with a descriptive prose framework reflecting Dolphy's performances on alto saxophone, flute, and bass clarinet. Eric Dolphy was perhaps jazz's first true multi-instrumentalist and a pioneer of avant-garde technique. He is also widely remembered by those who knew him as a kind, gracious human being. In Jazz Revolutionary, his artistic accomplishments, his friendships and family life, and his timeless music are brought together in one place for the first time |
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INTRODUCTION BY JONATHON GRASSE page 7 02 1948-1957 ROY PORTER, THE ARMY, NEW FRIENDS, THE OASIS CLUB page 33 04 APRIL-AUGUST 1960 OUTWARD BOUND, OUT THERE page 79 FOREWORD BY JEFF SCHWARTZ page 4 01 1928-1948 FAMILY ROOTS, COMING OF AGE IN LOS ANGELES page 13 03 1958-1960 THE CHICO HAMILTON QUINTET, FIRST MONTHS IN NEW YORK page 57 05 AUGUST-DECEMBER 1960 06 JANUARY-JUNE 1961 CANDID, FREE JAZZ, FAR CRY THE LATIN JAZZ QUINTET, MAL WALDRON'S THE QUEST page 127 08 NOVEMBER 1961-AUGUST 1962 EUROPEAN TOUR WITH COLTRANE, RESPONSE TO CRITICS, A LONG SUMMER page 177 page 103 07 JULY-NOVEMBER 1961 THE DOLPHY/LITTLE QUINTET, THE VILLAGE VANGUARD WITH JOHN COLTRANE page 149 09 10 AUGUST 1962-JUNE 1963 JULY 1963—FEBRUARY 1964 PICKING UP THE PIECES CONVERSATIONS / IRON MAN, PREPARING FOR OUT TO LUNCH! page 226 12 MAY-JULY 1964 PARIS, LAST RECORDINGS, DEATH IN BERLIN, AFTERMATH page 273 WORKS CITED page 294 INDEX page 306 page 199 11 FEBRUARY-APRIL 1964 OUT TO LUNCH!, THE MINGUS TOUR OF EUROPE page 249 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS page 293 ENDNOTES page 300 |
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