Jazz recording, T0134
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- Name
- Juma, 1942- (Former owner,Instrumentalist)
- Gordone, Charles (Speaker)
- Hicks, Rod, 1941-2013 (Instrumentalist)
- Cross, Earl (Instrumentalist)
- Dinwiddie, Gene (Instrumentalist)
- Walsh, Ralph (Musician) (Instrumentalist)
- Title
- Jazz recording, T0134
- Collection Name
- Juma Sultan papers
- Archival Context
- Series III: Audio Recordings. Box no. 7, Item no. T0134
- Format
- sound recordings; music
- Genre
- Jazz--1961-1970; Jazz--1971-1980; Short stories, English; Literary readings
- Origin Information
- Woodstock (N.Y.)
- Date
- undated (between 1965 and 1979)
- Physical Description
- 2 audio files (file 1: 26 minutes; file 2: 26 minutes)
- Note
- Original format: 1/4" open-reel audio
- Donor notes: Charles Gordone reading - writer of "No Place to Be Somebody." Won the pulitzer Prize. "Gordone" (Gordon?) written on front and back. "Free Soprano" written and crossed out.
- Performance Location: Woodstock?
- Note (Date note)
- Dates based on archival collection summary date range
- Note (Musicians/instruments)
- 1. Charles Gordone (Pulitzer Prize winner, reading); 2. Rod Hicks (bass); Earl Cross (trumpet); 3. Gene Dinwiddie (saxophone, flute); 4. Juma Sultan (percussion); 5. Ralph Walsh (guitar)
- Language
- English
- Contents
- Red The Watermelon Gibbler
- Library Location
- Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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- Copyright Status
- In Copyright
- Persistent URL
- https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/qtqa-qr20