Jazz recording, T0177
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- Name
- Tintweiss, Steve (Instrumentalist)
- Juma, 1942- (Former owner)
- Cook, Laurence (Instrumentalist)
- Pavone, Mario (Instrumentalist)
- Whitecage, Mark, 1937-2021 (Instrumentalist)
- Greenberg, Marty (Instrumentalist)
- Johnson, Dewey (Instrumentalist)
- DuBoise, James, -2021 (Instrumentalist)
- Title
- Jazz recording, T0177
- Collection Name
- Juma Sultan papers
- Archival Context
- Series III: Audio Recordings. Box no. 8, Item no. T0177
- Format
- sound recordings; music
- Genre
- Jazz--1961-1970; Jazz vocals; Free jazz
- Origin Information
- New York (N.Y.)
- Date
- October 31, 1969
- Physical Description
- 4 audio files (file 1: 46 minutes; file 2: 39 minutes; file 3: ; file 4: 48 minutes)
- Note
- Original format: 1/4" open-reel audio
- Donor notes: Early studio We concert. Side 1 recorded in quarter track mono - different material on left and right channels. Left channel seems to begin during the setup for the concert. Various instruments sound-checking with some audience chatter au dible (though not very intelligible. Performance seems to begin at about 16min with a group consisting of flute, trumpet, piano, bass, drums. Side 2 is also quarter track mono w/ both tracks featureing James DuBoise singing and playing piano. Seems to be sight-reading from a fake book - spelling out chords, etc. Later, there is another rehearsal with 2 flutes and a drummer. This seems to be material that was recorded over by DuBoise.
- Performance Location: Studio We, 193 Eldridge St., New York, N.Y.
- Note (Musicians/instruments)
- 1. "We, In Concert"; 2. Steve Tintweiss (bass, other); 3. Laurence Cook (drums); 4. Mario Pavone (bass); 5. Mark Whitecage (saxophone, other); 6. Frank Smith (bass? saxophone ); 7. Tom ?? (piano); 8. Marty Greenberg (piano); 9. (percussion); (percussi on); 10. (percussion); 11. (piano); 12. Dewey Johnson (saxophone (?)); 13. (trombone); 14. (trumpet); 15. (flute); 16. James Duboise (piano, vocal); 17. 2 flutes
- Language
- English
- Contents
- Side 1 = improv in various configurations -- Side 2 -- I'll Remember April (excerpt) -- I'm Gonna Get You -- What Do You Get When You Fall In Love? -- My Funny Valentine -- You Belong to Me -- Fly Me To The Moon -- People Who Need People -- Yesterdays -- My Favorite Things
- Library Location
- Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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- In Copyright
- Persistent URL
- https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/cf1q-p906