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Grover Sales Collection ARS.0016 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt3779r07k No online items Guide to the Grover Sales Collection ARS.0016 Finding aid prepared by Finding aid prepared by Andrea Castillo Archive of Recorded Sound Braun Music Center 541 Lasuen Mall Stanford University Stanford, California, 94305-3076 650-723-9312 [email protected] © 2006 The Board of Trustees of Stanford University. All rights reserved. Guide to the Grover Sales ARS.0016 1 Collection ARS.0016 Descriptive Summary Title: Grover Sales Collection Collection number: ARS.0016 Contributing Institution: Archive of Recorded Sound Language of Material: English Physical Description: 8.0 box(es) Date (inclusive): 1940-2004 creator: Sales, Grover, Mr. Arrangement note The collection is arranged into 6 series: 1. Media; 2. Writings; 3. Photographs; 4. Publications; 5. Books; 6. Miscellaneous. Scope and Contents note The collection consists of 2018 slides of jazz musicians; jazz documentaries and interviews with famous jazz musicians on audio tapes; a well-written and entertaining autobiography; course syllabi; two articles and miscellaneous typescripts by Sales; and writings about him. Biographical/Historical note Grover Sales was born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1920. After serving in the Army Air Corps in Southeast Asia during World War II he studied at Reed College, Portland, Oregon and later at the University of California, Berkeley, where he received his BA in history. In his fifty-year career as a jazz critic he was known for his strongly opinionated and literate writing. Sales also wrote about film and cultural politics. His books include Jazz: America's Classical Music, a biography of John Maher, and the very successful book he co-authored with his wife, The Clay-Pot Cookbook. He taught jazz history for several years at Stanford University, San Francisco State University, the San Francisco Conservatory, and the Jazz school. Sales also worked as the publicist for the Monterey Jazz Festival from 1958 to 1965. Grover Sales died in 2004. Preferred Citation: Grover Sales Collection, ARS0016. Courtesy of the Stanford Archive of Recorded Sound, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research. Listening appointments may require 24 hours notice. Contact the Archive Operations Manager. Subjects and Indexing Terms Jazz Jazz musicians--Portraits Media Slides Mixed materials 1, Jazz history slides Folder 11200 Scope and Contents note (Box 1) 1-199 -- (Box 2) 200-400 -- (Box 3) 401-600 -- (Box 4) 601-800 --(Box 5) 801-1000 -- (Box 6) 1001-1200 Mixed materials 2, Jazz history slides Folder 1.2012018E7 Scope and Contents note (Box 7) 1201-1400 -- (Box 8) 1401-1600 -- (Box 9) 1601-1800 -- (Box 10) 1801-1990 -- (Box 11) 1992-2018 Videocassettes Guide to the Grover Sales ARS.0016 2 Collection ARS.0016 Media Videocassettes Mixed materials 3, Jazz on Film Folder 1 General Physical Description note: VHS Scope and Contents note Great Day in Harlem (1994) ; Arlen, Harold, 1905-1986 (1999) ; Last of Blue Devils (1979) ; Pygmalion (1938) Mixed materials 3, Swing, swing, swing 1999 Folder 2 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Krupa, Gene, 1909-1973 Mixed materials 3, Montreal Jazz Festival Folder 3 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Gillespie, Dizzy, 1917-1993 Jordan, Stanley Mixed materials 3, My dinner with Dizzy Folder 4 General Physical Description note: VHS Scope and Contents note My dinner with Dizzy -- Gaillard, Slim. Civilisation (Part III). Arena BBC (1988) Subjects and Indexing Terms Gillespie, Dizzy, 1917-1993 Mixed materials 3, Sound of Jazz Folder 5 General Physical Description note: VHS Scope and Contents note Jazz and Big Band from the 30s and 40s Mixed materials 3, Wonderful World of Louis Armstrong Folder 6 General Physical Description note: VHS Scope and Contents note Omnibus. BBC Subjects and Indexing Terms Armstrong, Louis, 1901-1971 Mixed materials 3, South Bank. Boogie-Woogie Folder 7 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Johnson, Pete, 1904-1967 Lewis, Lux, 1901-1964 Mixed materials 3, PBS Documentary, The Choir. Episode 3 ; Bravo. Folder 8 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Marsalis, Wynton, 1961- Mixed materials 3, Midwest Territory Bands Folder 9 General Physical Description note: VHS Scope and Contents note Documentary, Citizens Dancing Guide to the Grover Sales ARS.0016 3 Collection ARS.0016 Media Videocassettes Mixed materials 3, Jazz (Mario Bauzá) Folder 10 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Bauzá, Mario, 1911-1993 Mixed materials 3, Completely Cuckoo Folder 11 General Physical Description note: VHS Scope and Contents note Kesey, Ken. One flew over the cuckoo's nest -- Documentary on book. Mixed materials 3, Charles Mingus. Epitaph Folder 12 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Mingus, Charles, 1922-1979 Mixed materials 3, John Coltrane Legacy Folder 13 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Vaughan, Sarah, 1924-1990 Mixed materials 3, Fats Waller. Bravo Folder 14 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Waller, Fats, 1904-1943 Mixed materials 3, Farewell (Benny Goodman) 1981 Folder 15 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Goodman, Benny, 1909-1986 Mixed materials 4, Jazzman from the Gulag 1941 Folder 16 General Physical Description note: VHS Scope and Contents note Moskow Subjects and Indexing Terms Rosner, Eddie, 1910-1976 Mixed materials 4, Duke Ellington Folder 17 General Physical Description note: VHS Subjects and Indexing Terms Ellington, Duke, 1899-1974 Mixed materials 4, George Gershwin Folder 18 General Physical Description note: Beta Subjects and Indexing Terms Gershwin, George, 1898-1937 Mixed materials 4, Coltrane Legacy Folder 19 General Physical Description note: Beta Guide to the Grover Sales ARS.0016 4 Collection ARS.0016 Media Videocassettes Mixed materials 4, Music in Monk Time. Thelonious Sphere Monk : a retrospective tribute Folder 20 General Physical Description note: Beta Subjects and Indexing Terms Monk, Thelonious Mixed materials 4, Saxophone Summit Feb. 6, 1985 Folder 21 General Physical Description note: Beta Reel to reel film Mixed materials 4, Unidentified Folder 1 Reel to reel tapes Mixed materials 5, Jazz lecture. KJAZ Folder 1 Scope and Contents note Bob Houlihan Mixed materials 5, Bob Houlihan KJAZ Folder 2 Mixed materials 5, Bob Houlihan KJAZ July 1, 1973 Folder 3 Mixed materials 5, Bob Houlihan KJAZ Folder 4 Mixed materials 5, [Interview with Coleman Hawkins] Folder 5 Subjects and Indexing Terms Hawkins, Coleman Mixed materials 5, [Interview with Charles Mingus] Folder 6 Scope and Contents note WKCR. Columbia University, N. Y. Subjects and Indexing Terms Mingus, Charles, 1922-1979 Mixed materials 5, Jazz Workshop. Dixieland -- Lenny Bruce Oct. 6, 1961 Folder 7 Subjects and Indexing Terms Bruce, Lenny Mixed materials 5, [Interview with Ray Brown, I] Folder 8 Subjects and Indexing Terms Brown, Ray, 1946- Mixed materials 5, [Interview with Ray Brown, II] Folder 9 Scope and Contents note On bass playing Subjects and Indexing Terms Brown, Ray, 1946- Guide to the Grover Sales ARS.0016 5 Collection ARS.0016 Media Reel to reel tapes Mixed materials 5, [Interview with Ray Brown, III] Folder 10 Scope and Contents note On bass playing Subjects and Indexing Terms Brown, Ray, 1946- Mixed materials 5, [Grover Sales interviews Joe Venuti] Folder 11 Subjects and Indexing Terms Sales, Grover, Mr. Mixed materials 5, Trilogy. Part I Folder 12 Subjects and Indexing Terms Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998 Mixed materials 6, Trilogy. Part II Folder 13 Subjects and Indexing Terms Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998 Mixed materials 6, [Bud Abbott and Lou Costello] Folder 14 Scope and Contents note Myerson Alan, director of the committee in San Francisco Subjects and Indexing Terms Abbott, Bud, 1895-1974 Costello, Lou Mixed materials 6, [Grover Sales interviews Earl Hines] Folder 15 Subjects and Indexing Terms Hines, Earl, 1903-1983 Mixed materials 6, [Billie Holiday] Folder 16 Subjects and Indexing Terms Holiday, Billie, 1915-1959 Audiocassettes Mixed materials 7, Dylan on Dylan Folder 1 Subjects and Indexing Terms Dylan, Bob, 1941- Mixed materials 7, [Interview with Coleman Hawkins] Folder 3 Subjects and Indexing Terms Hawkins, Coleman Mixed materials 7, [Radio interview with Art Tatum] 1955 Folder 3 Subjects and Indexing Terms Tatum, Art, 1909-1956 Mixed materials 7, [Studs Terkel interviews Bud Freeman] Folder 4 Subjects and Indexing Terms Bud Freeman, 1906-1991 Terkel, Studs, 1912-2008 Guide to the Grover Sales ARS.0016 6 Collection ARS.0016 Media Audiocassettes Mixed materials 7, [Interview with Bill Evans] Nov. 1, 1973 Folder 5 Subjects and Indexing Terms Evans, Bill, 1929-1980 Mixed materials 7, [Billie Holiday speaks and performs] Folder 6 Subjects and Indexing Terms Holiday, Billie, 1915-1959 Mixed materials 7, Bach dancing Feb. 23, 1998 Folder 7 Scope and Contents note CD Master. Waltz for Debby -- Sareen Jurer -- Very early -- Autumn leaves -- What are you doing the rest -- Quiet now -- Who can I turn to -- Elsa -- Someday my Prince will come Subjects and Indexing Terms Evans, Bill, 1929-1980 Mixed materials 7, [Bob Houlihan and Grover Sales talk on Blues. KJAZ] Folder 8 Scope and Contents note Young, Lester, 1909-1959 ; Cole, Nat King, 1917-1965 ; Rich, Buddy, 1917-1987 -- Houlihan broadcast. Spanier, Muggsy, 1906-1967 ; Russell, Pee Wee
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