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But Leroy Jenkins, 74, a pre- eminent THE LEADING WORLDWIDE RESOURCE Scholz, a notorious perfectionist, was violinist OVER /composer in the world of GUIDE COVERING EVERY CLASSIFIEDS ASPECT OF 3,000 unhappy with the results and claimed free jazz, died Feb. 24 of lung cancer THE MUSIC AND VIDEO INDUSTRIES the label had pressured him to re- in New York. THE LISTINGS! OVER 13,000 LISTINGS REFERENCE lease the album prematurely. In 1982, Jenkins was already playing violin FOR MUSIC INDUSTRY FROM OVER 49 COUNTRIES INFORMATION CBS /Epic launched a lawsuit for at the age of 8 at his local Ebenezeer 1800 -223 -7524 Billboard breach of contract, arguing the band Baptist Church in Chicago. The fla- Record Labels INTERNATIONA was taking too long between releases. vor of spirituals remained in his music OR CALL Video and Digital Music Companies BUYER'S The suit went to trial, and Scholz ul- as he studied in high school and then Music Publishers GUIDE timately emerged victorious. at Florida A &M University, where he ARKADY FRIDMAN Wholesalers 2007 MCA bought Boston's contract, worked with Bruce Hayden and com- 646- 654 -4636 Accessory Manufacturers and the band's third album, "Third pleted his bachelor's degree in music. Packaging & Labeling Stage," got an eventual official re- For the next 10 years Jenkins re- Entertainment Attorneys lease in 1986. By then, only Scholz mained in the South teaching music. Replicators & Duplicators JEFF SERRETTE and Delp remained from the origi- In 1965, Jenkins returned to Plants & Services nal lineup. Still, "Third Stage" -like Chicago, and was drawn into the well- 646- 654 -4697 And morel "Don't Look Back" before it- topped spring of the city's creative music ac- The Billboard 200. tivities. Almost immediately, he joined EMAIL AT OR US ORDER BY PHONE: 800 -526 -2706 Delp spent time in the band RTZ the Assn. for the Advancement of Cre- classifieds @billboard.com OR ORDER ONLINE: www.orderbillboard.com but rejoined Boston in time to tour ative Music. Jenkins noted that this behind the act's 1994 release "Walk union marked the first time that, as a On." In recent years, Delp found new violin player, he was truly welcomed fans while fronting Beatlejuice, his into creative music performances. FREE popular Beatles cover band. During this time he played and Delp is survived by longtime girl- recorded with Muhal Richard Abrams, (Advice) friend Pamela Sullivan, as well as his Leo Smith and Anthony Braxton. With daughter, Jenna, and son, John Braxton, Smith and drummer Steve Michael, from a previous marriage. McCall, Jenkins formed the Creative By running it consistently- consecutive weeks -for impact!! Delp and Sullivan reportedly planned Construction Company. t to wed during days off from Boston's Jenkins continued to work with the r arely does a prospective customer reply to an ad the very first time it appears. When that customer scheduled summer tour. finest creative musicians, but it was is ready to buy. 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