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Ted Curson b Co w ill be at the Kingston this Friday and Saturday
night. Nov 2nd and 3rd , 2020 West Burnside.
le d ( ursoit, a P hilad elp h ian , first c a m e t o the atten tio n o l ja z z lo v e r s across
the U S in the early sixties when he played alongside Trie Dolphy in one ol the
most evening bands ( harles M ingus ever put to g e th e r C urso n , w ho describes
his career as “ one loot in I urope and one loot in A m erica," has since ap p ealed
on the stage ot alm o st every jazz le stiv a l in th e w o rld Iron) M o n terey ,
l ah lo rn ia . to Bled, > u goslavia.lo I’ori. I inland
A lthough his first instrum ent in tru m p et, every C ursou perfo rm an ce also m
eludes num bers on piccolo trum pet (a classical instrum ent) and flugelhorn
Recently, led has added a witty and very original between tunes •‘p a lle t" to
lus act. A lthough he has form ed and led several p opular jazz bands (rem em ber
the led C urson Bill B arron Q u artet o f the m iddle sixties?) Ins best known
group has been the septet ( 1 9 7 6 1 9 7 8 ) that included Nick Brignola on baritone,
C hris U o o d s on alto Sax and lim e, and young David I riesen on bass
led has becom e a published ” w riler” ~ h is w orkshop articles on placing the
trum pet app ear regularly in the C olorad o -b ased m agazine, M usician: Player
and I istenei. I cd 's entire sepci journ ey ed to lu r o p e during the sum m er ot
1977 and played at K ongberg (N orw ay), S tockholm and A rhus (Sweden) Pori
il inland), and I aren (H o llan d ) and M iddlekerk (Belgium) I his sum m er, he
was surprised and pleased to Imd Ins picture on several festival program s and
■veil on the posters and t-shirts used to publicize the K ongsberg 1978 lestival'
E ddie
H a rris
Eddie Harris will be at the Jazz De Opus this Sunday. Nov 4th, 33 N W
2nd Ave
I oi a num ber ol scats I ddie H a m s had been one ot the most creative ami
im aginative m usicians m the country In ad d itio n to being a player ol excep
tion.il talen ts, he is one w ho is c o ir la n d s seeking and ex ploring new ap
proaches in Ins m usical expression.
lie is possible most noted lot lus pioneer cl fo rts in the use ol elect ronic am
p iilication m iazz, and many listeners hase becom e fam iliar wiih Inin lately as a
result ol Ills hit single, I isten H ere, and llu o u g h Ins recent co llab o ratio n s with
panisi I e M e t aim . Relatively lew, how evei. arc aw are ot Ins th o u g h ts or ol
lus involvem ent in music beyond play mg and com posing.
“ I was originally a p ian o placet and I developed this s id e ol placing on that
instrum ent and then ad ap ted it to the saxophone I based my solos on ch o id s
just like a lot ol cals base then solos on m odes and scales."
" I he b o o k ’s sales have been going about as bad as can be ex p ected ," he a d
ded " I t ’s tairly expensive because o l its length (320 pages), but the m ain
reason is lack ol publicity li wc had a lot ol money behind i l we could send it
to all the stores and plav it up, and people w ould assum e that it's the m aster I ul
product and go out and buy it. but sending all the advertisem ents out by mysclt
is a long (rial an d -erro r |o b .’’
He has aT o recently com pleted a booklet entitled, " / h i fo ri U u/tz Zo Zfc ,/
fZrrvn nor, " wInch he h ti v iiic to Im d a publisher loi 1 he book d e a l' with some
ol the problem s lacing m usicians today, such as getting record c o n n .i d ', fin
ding a good m a n a g e r, and know ing the right pay scale to ask loi on jobs
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HELP FOR BLACK COLLEGES
"T h e Lou Rawls Parade of Stars",
featuring Lou Heft) and co host Ed M cM ah o n (center), w ill air on local
television stations in 50 cities next year to help raise $3 million for the
United Negro College Fund Comedian Bill Cosby is one of a number of
stars appearing in the production. Other notables w ho peformed at the
Las Vegas Hilton taping of the special include M u h am m ad Ali. Lou
Brock. Lola Falana, Norm Crosby, Charlie Pride and Glen Campbell
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I hanks to I uu Rawls and his Ingrids, (he fu tu re ol 41 private, Black colleges
is much brighter.
I he colleges, m em bers o f the U nited N egro College F u n d , will benefit from
lew d o n atio n s generated by " H ie I on Rawls P arad e ol S ta rs ," a three-hour
d e c isio n spectacular taped in I as Vegas this week and to appear on local
television stations a ro u n d the country next year.
Budweiser spokem an Rawls, with his co-host I d M cM ahon were joined on
tage at the I as Vegas H ilton by the elite o f the en tertain m en t and sports w orld.
Deluding: M uham m ad A l l , Bill C osby, l o u B rock, I o la F alan a, I he Mills
Iro lh ers, G len C am p b ell, N orm C ro sb y , W illie Tyler an d L ester, G eorge
)uke, C h arlie Pride, I ma Turner, and Mary M acG regor, and Paul W illiams.
A co n trib u tio n to U N ( I from A nheuser-B usch C o m p an ies, Inc., is serving
seed money lo r the m ulti-m illion dollar fund raising e ffo rt. The funds are
eing used to underw rite pro d u ctio n ol the Las Vegas tap in g , as well as a com
anion radio special and the filming o l Rawls on U N C I cam puses as part of
he television special. A dditional funds arc being invested by A nheuser-B usch
i r m arketing su p p o rt, displays, and special advertising assistance.
"The project we arc launching is based on a partnership. It involves putting
the best advertising, marketing, and media minds in the country-thc Budweiser
team--direclly to work raising money for UNCF colleges, (a ir Budweiser
people arc working closelv with thousands o f UNCF volunteers in the nation’s
largest cities to take full advantage o f the talented Lou Rawls," Michael I.
I aMonica, vice president of Anheuser-Busch, Inc., told the Parade of Stars
live audience.
According to Chris Fdley, executive director o f the UNCF, "This is the most
dramatic single effort launched in the history of UNCF It comes at a time
when the need is greater than ever because of the escalating costs o f operating
colleges today. Anheuser-Busch's supsport and Lou Rawls’ involvement are
striking examples o f concern for disadvantaged students. There is no real way
to measure their contribution, which goes far beyond their seed-money
grant.”
O f UNCF's work, which raises millions o f dollars each year to help support
member colleges, Chicago-born Rawls said, “ I know what it's like to grow up
in the ghetto with despair all around UNCF is one group that offers Black
youth a way out, and lor manv it means the difference between hope and
hopelessness Anheuscr Busch is helping to keep that hope alive lor thousands
ot disadvantaged youngsters.”
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