20th Newport Fest Talent Lineup - George Wein, pro- St. (West of Broadway), 9:00 P.M. The National Tea Council Presents ducer of the Newport -Festival - to 1:00 A.M. A Thirties Ball. Dance to John Mayall Jazz and Fusion, New York, has announced the exten- the music of and his John Blair, Chuck Mangione and the sive schedule for the 20th Anniver- Orchestra, and his Or- national winners of the Tea Talent sary of the Festival, which will take chestra plus Woody Herman and his Search. place throughout the entire city of Young Thundering Herd. Fashion Carnegie Recital Hall 8:00 P.M., New York from June 29 to July 8. Show, sponsored by the Wool Bu- The Carnegie Corporation presents For ticket and other festival informa- reau, Harper's Bazaar and the Arthur Jack DeJohnette, Quar- tion write: Newport Jazz Festival - Murray Dance Studio. Choreographed tet. New York, P.O. Box 1169, Ansonia by Arthur Murray Dance Studio. July 6 Station, New York, New York 10023. July 3 Wollman Amphitheatre, C en t r al June 29 Wollman Amphitheatre, Central Park 12 Noon. Two Generations of Wollman Amphitheatre, Central Park 1:00 P.M. Mose Allison Trio, Brubeck with the Dave Brubeck Trio, Park 12 Noon. Gato Barbieri Quartet, Stan Getz Quartet, Marian McPart- The Darius Brubeck Ensemble, Guest Charles Lloyd Quartet, Gerry Mulli- land Trio, Modern Jazz Quartet, Soloist, Paul Desmond; Dizzy Gilles- gan's Age of Steam, The Newport Quintet. pie Quintet, Septet, Car- Ensemble, Margie Joseph. Carnegie Hall, two performances men McRae. Carnegie Hall 7:30 P.M., The Benny 6:00 P.M. & 10:00 P.M. American Air- Alice Tully Hall 1:00 P.M., Youth Goodman Quartet, , lines Salute To Count Basie. Basie, And Jazz, Clem DeRosa and Marian , , Teddy Now and In Retrospect-Count Basie McPartland, All City High School Wilson plus The Quintet. and his Orchestra Today. Joe Jazz Orchestra. Jazz Interactions Philharmonic Hall, two per- Williams, , Reunion of Workshop Orchestra, Jazz Mobile formances 6:00 P.M. & 10:00 P.M., B. the Great 1950's Basie with Workshop Orchestra plus guest star B. King Blues Barn. Clarence Snooky Young, Benny Powell, Henry soloists. FUN CITY - Mayor Lindsay has "Gatemouth" Brown, Arthur "Big Coker, Al Gray, Marshall Royal, Er- Carnegie Hall, two concerts, 6:00 designated a song from the Bell Rec- Boy" Crudup, Lloyd Glenn, B. B. nie Wilkins, Charles Fowlkes, Frank P.M., Special Concert Sun Ra and his ords soundtrack of the hit musical King and is Orchestra, Jay McShann Wess, Frank Foster, Sonny Payne, Space Arkestra, 10:00 P.M. Jazz Cab- "Godspell" as the official theme song Trio, Big Mama Thornton, Joe Tur- Eddie Jones, , Thad aret, and the Reunion of New York's Diamond Jubilee, ner -(vocalist), Eddie Cleanhead Vin- Jones, Joe Wilder, and Freddie Green. of the Cab Calloway Orchestra with which commemorates the creation of son, Muddy Waters Blues Band. Philharmonic Hall 7:30 P.M., Amer- , Milt Hinton, Tyree the city from five unified boroughs. Carnegie Recital Hall 8:00 P.M., ican Airlines Presents A Jazz Salute Glenn, Quentin Jackson, Cozy Cole The song, "Beautiful City," was per- The Carnegie Hall Corporation To The American Song. Modern Jazz and others, Louis Jordan and his formed by the cast of "Godspell" on presents a series entitled Jazz -The Quartet-Gershwin; Rahsaan Roland Tympany Five, Esther Phillips, Honi the steps of City Hall when Mayor New Generation, Andrew Hill, Steve Kirk and Al Hibbler-Ellington; Ma- Coles and the Copasetics. Lindsay made the announcement. Kuhn Trio. bel Mercer and Stan Getz-Rogers & Philharmonic Hall, 7:30 P.M., Re- Seen above are Mayor John June 30 Hart; Art Hodes, Jimmy McPartland turn to Forever featuring Chick Lindsay of New York in his office Wollman Amphitheatre, Central and Vic Dickenson-Irving Berlin; Corea; Weather Report. with the cast of "Godspell." Park 12 Noon. Guitar Explosion Roy Teddi King and Gerry Mulligan-Cole Alice Tully Hall 7:00 P.M., New Buchanan, George Barnes, George Porter; and Al Casey- York Musicians Jazz Festival. Melod- Benson, Larry Coryell, Tal Farlow, Fats Waller; Barbara Carroll and Syl- ic Artet, The 360 Degrees Experience, `Brel' To L.A. , Jim Hall, Pat Martino, via Syms-Harold Arlen; Dave Bru - Milford Graves, Byard Lancaster, Chuck Wayne-Joe Puma Duo and beck --Jimmy Van Heusen. Leon Thomas. HOLLYWOOD-The musical "Jacques from Gambia, Bai Konte-Kora. Alice Tully Hall 7:00 P.M., New July 6 Brel Is Alive and Well and Liv-' Carnegie Hall, two concerts 6:00 York Musicians Jazz Festival. Cara- Radio City Music Hall, Midnight ing in Paris," which ran for over four P.M. & 10:00 P.M., van, Betty Carter (Danny Mixin Jam Session-Artists to be an- years in New York, opens a ten -week presents two concerts, 6:00 P.M., Trio), Ted Daniels, Clifford Jordans nounced. engagement at the Century Plaza's Donny Hathaway, Herbie Mann Quin- Quintet, Earl Cross Ninette. July 7 West Side Room on May 22. The tet and the Family of Mann. 10:00 Shea 8.00 P.M., Soul Ses- Hudson River Boatride, Staten Is- room, which heretofore has been one P.M. Donny Hathaway, Black Heat sion At Newport, Roberta Flack, Ste- land Ferry, 10:30 A.M., 1:00 P.M. & of Los Angeles' major nightclubs, with David Newman. vie Wonder, Staple Singers, Ramsey 3:30 P.M., Olympia Brass Band from thus switches to a music -theatre poli- Philharmonic Hall, 7:30 P.M., Son- Lewis Trio, Grover Washington. New Orleans, Wild Bill Davison Sex- cy for this production, presented un- ny Rollins Quartet, The July 4 tet. der the aegis of Jules D. Zalon. 4 Orchestra, Keith Jarrett, Mary Lou Singer Bowl ( Wollman Amphitheatre, Central The west coast "Jacques Brel" will Williams Trio. Stadium) 1:00 P.M., Jazz Jamboree- Park 12 Noon., Drum Shtick-Part I, feature several performers co-starred Alice Tully Hall, 7:00 P.M., New A Tribute To Louis Armstrong, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers in the New York cast (and the York Musicians Jazz Festivals. Roy Count Basie, Darius Brubeck, Dave with special guest Roy Haynes, Part Columbia original -cast recording), in- Brooks' Artist Truth, Ray Nance Brubeck, Cab Calloway, Barbara Car- II, Gretsch Greats with Chico Hamil- cluding Joe Masiell, Betty Rhodes, Quintet, Charlie Rouse Quartet, Stars roll. Al Casey, Cozy Cole, Eddie ton, Elvin Jones, Jo Jones, Mel Lew- George Ball, Sally Cooke and Aman- of Afrika, We Music House. Lockjaw Davis, Wild Bill Davison, is, Freddie Waits, Tony Williams, da Bruce. Moni Yakim, who achieved Carnegie Recital Hall 8:00 P.M. The Vic Diskenson, Drootin Bros., Roy and others. Part III, M'Boom with recognition in Mime Theatre and Carnegie Hall Croporation presents Eldridge Quintet, Stan Getz, Dizzy Roy Brooks, , Omar made his debut as a musical stage and the Manhattan Gillespie, Al Gray, Tiny Grimes, Earl Clay, , Warren Smith and director with this production, will re- Contemporary Jazz Ensemble Work- Hines, , Helen Hu- Freddie Waits. Part IV, Randy Wes - create his original stage version here., shop. mes, Elvin Jones, Gene Krupa, Ellis ton's African Rhythms. The entire producton was conceived Radio City Music Hall. Midnight Larkins, Howard McGhee, Dave Mc- Carnegie Hall 7:30 P.M., So -Lo Pi- by Eric Blau and Mort Shuman, who. Jam Session-Artists to be an- Kenna, Marian McPartland - Jimmy ano, dedicated to ; featur- also wrote the English lyrics and ad- nounced. McPartland, John Mayall, Turk Mur- ing Bill Evans, Earl Hines, Art ditional material based on Brel's ly- July 1 phy, Ray Nance, Joe Newman, Anita Hodes, Ellis Larkins, Dave McKenna, rics and commentary. Musical director Hudson River Boatride, Staten Is- O'Day, Larry Ridley, , Jimmy Rowles, George Shearing, Bil- is Dan Gordon, costumes are by Rob land Ferry, 10:30 A.M., 1:00 P.M., & Jimmy Rowles, , James ly Taylor, and special guest Eubie Holland, setting and lighting by Steve 3:30 P.M. The Percy Humphrey Spaulding, Sun Ra, , Blake. Helliker. Preservation Hall Band from New , , Eddie Philharmonic Hall 7:30 P.M., Roy The West Side Room will offer ta- Orleans, The Drootin Bros. Band, Vinson, Grover Washington, Joe Ayers Ubiquity, Airto, Phineas New- ble seating and a no -minimum drink Papa Bue's Band. Williams, Reginald Workman and born Quartet, Doug Kershaw Country policy for each performance, pegged ,, July 1 others to be announced. Jazz. at a $5.90 top ($6.90 weekends). Carnegie Hall, two performances Carnegie Hall, two performances Alice Tully Hall 7:00 P.M., New 6:00 P.M. & 10:00 P.M. The Jos. 6:00 & 10:00 P.M., Michel Legrand York Musicians Jazz Festival, Abdul- Schlitz Brewing Company Salutes: and his Orchestra, Sarah Vaughan, lah, Joe Rigby-Chris Capers, Hokim Latin Fest "The Life And Times Of Ray Guest Solist Stan Getz. Jarmi, Frank Foster, Noah Howard, Charles" as written and narrated by Philharmonic Hall, two per- Black Ensemble. At N.Y. MSG James Baldwin and featuring Ray formances 6:00 P.M. & 10:00 P.M., Carnegie Recital Hall 8:00 P.M., l Charles and his Orchestra. New Orleans Ragtime And Stride NEW YORK - Tickets go on sale Philharmonic Hall, The Carnegie Hall Corporation May 11 for Richard Nader's Latin two per- Percy Humphrey's Preservation Hall presents , Safari Madison formances 6:00 P.M. & 10:00 P.M. Band, Joe Turner-(piano), Wally Music Festival III, at Square Duke Ellington and his Al- East. Garden Saturday, June 2 at 9 p.m. Orchestra, Rose, Turk Murphy Septet, The Music July 8 ice Babs, plus special guest Mandrill. of Jelly Roll Morton as played by the Tickets at $7.50, 6.50 and 5.50 will Alice Tully Hall 7:00 P.M., New Bob Green Quintet. Carnegie Hall 7:30 P.M., The Car- be available at the Madison Square York Musicians Jazz Festival, Abo- Alice Tully Hall 7:00 P.M., New negie Hall Corporation in association Garden box office and from Ticketron riginal Music Soceity, Ken McIntyre York Musicians Jazz Festival. Rash- with the Newport Jazz Festival-New outlets beginning 10 a.m. May 11. A Quartet, Rene McLean Quartet, Mar- ied Ali Quintet, Walter Bishop, Jr. York presents Treemonisha-an Op- special information number for Span- vin Petersen's Hannibals, Joe Lee Wil- Trio, Paul Bley Trio, Paul Griffith era by Ragtime Composer, Scott ish speaking people will be in service: son plus four. Quintet, Norman Connors and the Joplin, The New Jersey Symphony 865-5121. St. conducted by Henry Lewis. The Festival stars La Lupe and Peter's Lutheran Church (Cen- Dance of Magic. Tito tral Church), 64th St. & Park Ave. 8:00 P.M., Soul Ses- 8:00 P.M., Jazz & Puente. Also appearing are 8:00 P.M. Max Roach's "Freedom sion At Newport-II, War, Freddie Soul On The Island. Duke Ellington Ismael Rivera, La Selecta, Tipica '73 Azteca Joe & Now Suite." Hubbard, Rahsaan Roland Kirk & The and his Orchestra, Ray Charles and and Cuba Orchestra. July 2 Vibration Society, Billy Paul, Jimmy his Orchestra, Donny Hathaway and WHOM d.j. Paquito Navaro will host. Wollman Amphitheatre, Central Witherspoon. special guest star Aretha Franklin. Park 1:00 P.M., A Children's After- July 5 In additon to the list above, the Memphis Golf noon Of Jazz, Quin- Wollman Amphitheatre, Central Festival will present in conjunction tet, Don Cherry and The Organic Mu- Park 1:00 P.M., Archie Shepp, Sam with the Harlem Cultural Council a sic Theater, Prof. Longhair, Snooks Rivers, Art Ensemble of Chicago and five day series of special concerts in Fete On June 1 Eaglin, Milt Buckner -Jo Jones Duo others to be announced. Harlem at the Apollo Theater. The MEMPHIS The Second Annual plus tap dancers-Baby Laurence, Carnegie Hall 7:30 P.M., Salute To New Orleans Marching Bands will Memphis Music- Golf Tournament will Buster Brown, Chuck Green, John . Ella Fitzgerald, The once again take to the city streets be held June 1 at the Audubon Golf McPhee, L. D. Jackson and Jimmy Orchestra under the di- during the 10 day jazz festival. A Cource, according to Don Burt, chair- Slyde. rectio of Eddie Barefield,; plus Ellis series of seminars in the auditorium man. Entrance fee is $30. Sponsors of Carnegie Recital Hall 8:00 P.M., Larkins, Roy Eldridge, Eddie Lock- at The Library and Museum of the the event, Memphis Music, Inc., can be The Carnegie Hall Corporation jaw Davis, Al Gray. Performing Arts in Lincoln Center contacted at Suite 1116 Executive presents Robin Kenyatta Quintet. Philharmonic Hall, two per- will include discussions on Billie Hol- Plaza or 3003 Airwys Blvd. in Mem- Roseland Ballroom, 239 W. 52nd formances 6:00 P.M. & 10:00 P.M., iday and Duke Ellington. phis.

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