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University of North Florida UNF Digital Commons Jacksonville Jazz Festival Collection Materials Jacksonville Jazz Festival Collection 10-1994 Official Jazzestiv F al Program WJCT Magazine WJCT Magazine Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/jacksonville_jazz_text Part of the Music Performance Commons CONTENTS Vol ume 3 Number 10 October 1994 October EXECUTIVE STAFF William G. Dresser President & General Manager COVER FEATURE Jim Bedore Director/TV Engineering Twinda Braswell DirectorNolunteer Services Marjorie Brown VP/Corporate Marketing & 4 Special Gifts A Real Blast! Richard V. Brown VP/External Affairs October means Jazz! It's the 15th Annual Jacksonville Jazz Festival, Balette Davidson Director/TVProgramming Vic DiGenti VP/Special Events produced by WJCT and presented by Diet Coke. Mattie Fraser Director/Human Resources Karen Greene VP/Development Richard Heuer VP/Broadcasting 6 Ray Hickman VP/FM Programming & Festival Schedule And Performers FM Station Manager Donna Keith Director/Membership Find out the who, what & whens of this year's impressive Festival line-up. Rob McKnight VP/Special Event Marketing Betty Strickland VP/Finance & Administration 9 Lee Young Director/FM Engineering Jazz On The Run IMAGINE STAFF Get a head start on this year's Festival with a 5 mile fun run/ walk. Balette Davidson Editor-in-Chief Robert Kaye Managing Editor Nancy Barber Advertising Sales 10 Valerie Benton 904/353-7770 Live From The Florida Theatre Dick Heuer SEVEN Listings Editor Betty Monis SEVEN Listings Two great nights of music highlighting jazz piano. Madge Bruner STEREO 90 Listings Editor Chris Correia STEREO 90 Listings Barbara P. Lambros Graphics DEPARTMENTS John Hepper Graphics Van R. Jones, Jr. Photographer IMAGINE is published monthly by WJCT, Inc. for members 11 of WJCT-TV/FM. Membership dues, which begin at $30, Program High Notes includeasubscriptiontolMAGINE. IMAGINE is published at the corporate address: 100 Festival Park Avenue. Jack­ New season program features. sonville, Florida 32202, (904) 353-7770. Second Class Postage paid at Jacksonville, Florida (USPS016-130).POST­ MASTER: Send address changes to IMAGINE, 100 Festival 12 Park Avenue. Jacksonville, Florida 32202. SEVEN Listings BOARD OF TRUSTEES R. Lee Smith, Chair; E. Bruce Bower,Chair-Elect; William 0. Birchfield , Immediate Past Chair; William Dresser, Presi­ denVGeneral Manager; Charles E. Hughes, Jr.,Treasurer; Mattie J. Fraser, Secretary; J. Shepard Bryan, Jr.; Dr. Richard 17 Danford ; Vera Davis; David Hicks; E. William Nash, Jr.; Corporate Profile Pamela Paul; Richard L. Sisisky; Dr. Charles Spence PLM Training Solutions. COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD Dorothy T. Clark; Kathy Clower; Dr. Patricia Cowdery; Myrtice Craig; Lenelle Cruse; Vera Davis; Michael Diaz; Jeff 18 Driggers; Kurt H. Dunkle; L. David Ferrari; Linnie Finley; Dr. Unda Fisher; Sally Ann Freeman; Jack Gillrup; Ed Grimm; Underwriters Andrew Goshen; Eric Green; Rabbi Howard Greenstein; Here's to Good Company. Bernard V. Gregory; Barbara Harre ll; Robert W. Humpidge; Mel Jawitz; Steez Kersch; Audrey Kirschner; Meredith Lord; Jeanne Middleton; Carol Miner; John Parker; A. Lee Powell, Jr.; Rita F. Reagan; Dr. Sharon Scholl; Ashraf Shaikh; Robert 19 T. Shircliff; Juanita Simpson; Ingrid Sloth; Lee Solonche ; STEREO 90 Listings Judson Tharin; Barbara Thornton; Mary Pat Wallmeyer; Robert A. White; Blair Woolverton; George R. Young; Robert Zeis. 26 ART DIRECTION AND PRODUCTION BY MemberCard Participating Businesses 199 3 - 199 4 BOARD OF TR U ST E E S M EET I N GS All meetings are held at 12 noon at WJCTs Teleconference Center unless otheiwise notified. Wed.,Jan. 26, 1994 • Wed. , Mar. 30, 1994 • Wed. , May 25, 1994 • Wed.,July 27, 1994 • Wed., Sept. 28, 1994 PBS PRI 1 9 9 3 -1 9 9 4 C OMM UN ITY ADVIS ORY BOARD MEETI NGS Second Wednesday of each month. All meetings 4PM at WJCT's Teleconference Center, unless otherwise notified. Nov. JO, 1993 • Jan. 12, 1994 • Mar. 9, 1994 • May 11, 1994 • July 13, 1994 • Sept. 14, 1994 2 IMAGINE• OCTOBER 1994 WJCT President and General Manager JACKSONVILLE BILL DRESSER Although I'm JAZZFESTIVAL new as WJCT's General Manager, Office Of The Mayor I'm a longtime fan ED AUSTIN of the Jacksonville Jazz Festival. It's a Welcome Jazz Fans! great way to bring the entire commu­ Jacksonville is proud to excellent quality of life of nity together! This host one of America's pre­ our community. It's an year, the Festival celebrates its 15th mier music events - the alliance that has returned anniversary with the best in jazz and a Jacksonville Jazz Festival. valuable benefits for all. fantastic time for everyone involved This year marks the 15th WJCT is to be com­ (even our dedicated and hard-working anniversary of this exciting mended for turning the volunteers have a blast)! celebration which is nationalspotlightonJack­ New this year is "Jazz On The Run," deemed one of the nation's sonville each October, and a five mile fun run/walk on Saturday, Top 20 events by EVENTS building the Festival into a October 8. Laterthat day, you can trade USA magazine. world class event. your running shoes for dancing attire Watching the perfor­ Again, welcome to because we've now moved the Festival mances offamed musicians is only part Jacksonville. I know you will have a Benefit Patron's Party to the Saturday of the Jacksonville Jazz Festival story. great time, and take home many fine before the Festival so you won't miss This spirited event brings together hun­ memories. any of the great performances on Fri­ dreds of hard working and dedicated Sincerely, day night at Metro Park. volunteers, the sponsoring business Jazz Week '94 is going to be the best community and the non-profit sector in ever-we hope each of you are plan­ a successful public-private partnership Ed Austin ning to join WJCT for a jubilee of jazz, that symbolizes the dynamic nature and food and fun. It's our way of saying "thank you" to the First Coast for Office Of The City Council your support of Channel Seven and STEREO 90. I can hardly wait! JIM TULLIS Welcome Jazz Fans: On behalf of the Jack­ mances of the jazz world's sonville City Council and brightest stars. I hope you'll Duval Tourist Develop­ tell your friends about our ment Council, I extend Festival and fine city when WJCT warm greetings to every­ you return home. JAZZ FESTIVAL STAFF one participating in this My congratulations to William G. Dresser General Manager acclaimed music event. WJCT, the producers of VlcDiGenti Executive Producer Susan Higginbothan Producer Now in its 15th year, the theJacksonvilleJazzFesti­ Rob McKnight Marketing Festival brings tens of thou­ val, the 1,500 volunteers, Richard V. Brown Executive Producer/felevision sands of people into our and the sponsors, for Twinda Braswell DirectorNolunteer Services city, and contributes valu­ bringing us another suc­ Bill Weather Producer/Director TV Show BaBette Davidson Communications able exposure to Jack­ cessful celebration of great Robert Kaye Communications sonville through the television special music and good times. Barbara Lambros Graphics produced by WJCT. It is one of the shin­ JohnRepper Graphics ing jewels in our crown, and a great Lee Young Audio Coordinator Mattie Fraser VIP Hospitality source of pride for all of us. Fran Nichols Talent Coordinator To those visiting our city for the first Jim Bedore Technical Facilities time, I know you'll share our excitement Van JonesPhotography Norm Dulaney Production Crew Chief as you watch the electrifying perfor- President,Jack IMAGINE•OCTOBER 1994 3 JACKSONVILLE JAZZ FESTIVAL WILLBE A REAL BLAST! ome blow your horn! Cele­ Continental Cable/ Arts & Entertainment Cbrate 15 years of fantastic jazz Cable Network, BellSouth Mobility, at this year's Jacksonville Jazz Gayfers, JM Family Enterprises, CSX Festival. Classic and contemporary Transportation, the City of]acksonv ille, musicians transform the River City into Gate and the Florida Lottery. Additional a jazz mecca, Octobers- 15th. Join us assistance provided by Mary Fisher at one of the world's best jazz festivals Design, and Fusion International. for the performances of a lifetime! The Festival begins on a high note The 15th Annua!Jacksonville Jazz with the 1st Annual "Jazz On The Run," Festival is produced by WJCT, the First Saturday, OctoberSthatS:30 a.m. This Coast's public television and radio sta­ five mile fun run and walk features tion. In addition to producing the Fes­ music, jazzy prizes and great surprises. tival, WJCT Channel Seven also creates The run will start and end at the Jack­ a one-hour television special which is sonville Landing. Ofspecial note: ifyou seen nationally on PBS as well as in run with a musical instrument, receive over thirty countries worldwide. a special entry gift. Diet Coke, the presenting sponsor That same Saturday evening, at trumpeter Longineu Parsons will enter­ will again create a special commemo­ 7 p.m., the Omni Hotel hosts the Festi­ tain, and Tuesday, October 11th, Swing rative Jacksonville Jazz Festival Diet val Benefit Party featuring music for Set hits the stage. Come on downtown Coke can which will be distributed wining, dining and dancing by The and get into the swing, from 5 p.m. to throughout No1th Florida. Additionally, Duke Ellington Orchestra led by Mercer 9p.m. the souvenir cans will be sold during Ellington. Public1V's own Chef George On Wednesday, October 12th, the the Festival in Metropolitan Park. This Hirsch of "Grilling" will prepare a feast Florida Theatre hosts a salute to Fats year's can features the trumpet player to satisfy the most discerning palates. Waller featuring The Jim Cullum Jazz from Russ Wilson's highly acclaimed Patrons who contribute $150 or more Band, from public radio's "Live From Festival poster. are treated to the party and receive even the Landing. " Joining them in "It Ain't The Metropolitan Park concerts more Festival perks including front Over 'Ti! the Fat Man Swings" is piano remain absolutely free thanks to the stage seating for the Metro Park con­ dynamo Dick Hyman.
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