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Mayport and All That Jazz

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STATE OF FLORIDA Office of the Governor

THE CAPITOL

TALLAHASSEE 32301

October 24, 1981

Greetings,

It is a pleasure to welcome participants, residents and visitors to the Jacksonville area for the Mayport and All That Jazz Festival. This festival is an excellent way for all Floridians and their guests to enjoy outstanding entertainment OFFICE OF THE MAYOR JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

by Jazz artists who have greatly contributed to 32202 American music over the years. We look forward to the growth of the Mayport and All That Jazz Festival October 24, 1981 as one of the finest annual music events in our State. Best wishes to the organizers of the festival, and Dear Jazz Lovers: I hope those attending will have a happy, fun-filled experience. Welcome to Mayport, site of the now nationally famous MAYPORT AND ALL THAT JAZZ Festival. Today we With kind regards, hope you will get enough energy, combined with the Sincerely, rhythmic beat of America 's own special jazz music, succulent seafood, spicy soul food and sidewalk art to last an entire year, perhaps even a lifetime. This festival is for you. We are able to bring it Governor to you without admission charge because of our very fine sponsors, Neal Tyler and Sons, Inc. (Schlitz), G.C.C. Beverages, Inc. (Pepsi-Cola, WTLV Television 12 and Music Performance Trust Funds. We are also grateful for the cooperation of the U.S. Navy at Mayport and the fine citizens of Mayport. Have a good time!

Jake M. Godbold Mayor

OFFICE OF CITY COUNCIL Greetings:

There is no-more beautiful spot in America than Mayport, Florida . It's setting on the banks of the St Johns River, along with its great restaurants, seafood houses and wonderful residents, make it an ideal location for this tremendous jazz festival .

I hope you will not come here just in October for the festival, but will return often during the year and continue to enjoy the richness of Mayport. Sincerely,

Joe Forshee President of the City Council and Chairman, Tourist Development Council 1 WJCTAND CHARTER ... KING MAYPORT TOTHEWOR

You're now part of an internationally televised jazz spectacular! MAYPORT AND ALL THAT JAZZ will be shown next spring in over 200 cities nationwide, including Jacksonville. It will also appear in many foreign cities. A 90-minute musical extravaganza ... Thanks to the creativity of one of America's leading public television stations­ WJCT, Channel 7-right here in Jacksonville. Thanks to the civic spirit of one of America's largest corporations­ The Charter Company-right here in Jacksonville. Two leaders ... making today live again ... next spring. And you're part of it. Watch for the announcement.

2 October 24, 1981 A Souvenir Program

All That Jazz From the Festival Director:

if big events like Mayport and All That Jazz are successful, hard on traffic, parking and other important details; City usually only the one or two people most visible to the public Department 1of Recreation whose dedicated employees get the lion's share of credit. make this festival a physical reality; City's Information Services In the case of Mayport and All That Jazz, we don't want Division for helping us tell this story to the nation; our artists, that to happen. Hundreds of people have worked concessionaires and performers; Mayor's Office, literally thou sands of hours to make sure the The Charter Company, City Council, Tourist second annual Mayport and All That Jazz Development Council and State of Florida for Festival is even better than the first held last helping us make the festival a national televi sion October. special on the Public Broadcasting System, and If this festival is as good as we believe it will so many many others. be and you have a great time, remember to And most especially, thank the wonderful thank some of the following, people of Mayport who let us invade their Our sponsors, Schlitz, Pepsi, WTLV Channel beautiful village once each 12 and the Music Performance Trust Fund who joined with the city in helping finance the festival; Sheriff's Department, Jacksonville Transportation Authority, U.S. Navy and the City Department of Public Works who worked so Mike Tolbert Index

Page 6 Page 11 Page 23 Page 30 Page 40 A day of foot·stompin' and Mayport's stars are the It took just one year for Jacksonville's Marcus Mayport's Art Show is the finger poppin' fun . best, from Della to Dizzie Mayport and All That Roberts is an 18 year old biggest unJuried in Mayport and All That to Buddy; good local Jazz to make history and star about to be born Jacksonville with over 170 Jazz is 14 hours of non­ bands and great become legendary. Seeing Marcus is believing. participants stop Jazz. worldwide reputations. Page 25 Page 36 Page 42 Page 8 Page 19 Critics say Mayport Mayport's Marine Mayport and All That Dan Morgenstern, nationally Mayport means fishing and performers are the best in Science Center is Jazz is much more than prominent jazz Journalist seafood-in fact it's the the world. important to public music. It's also food-lots and historian writes "In best this side of heaven. education in Duval County of it with over 30 Praise of Jazz" for Page 28 concessions. Mayport Page 22 The sleepy community of Page 38 Over 100 enterta1 ners, the Mayport is long on beauty Navy Base at Mayport is a Page 9 biggest and best in and deep in history. cornerstone in U.S. Brass bands are a jazz sound, stage and lights, defense. tradition and we've got tons of seafood, thousands New Orlean's best under of hotdogs and gallons the direction of Freddie and gallons of beer. Designed and written Kohlman. by INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION.

Dale Eldridge, Division Chief Artist: Donna Cawthon

Contributors: Alton Meeks1 Christina Hope, Mike Tolbert, Dan Morgenstern, Duane Atkinson, Gordon Robbie Room 107 City Hall, Jacksonville, Fla . 32202

In Memory of the "Mayor of Mayport" This program book is dedicated to the postmaster, chief of the Mayport civil House Museum to Pablo Historical Park. ''memory of Dyle Robert Johnson, the defense unit, helped form the first Boy Mr. Johnson was like Mayport itself; unofficial "mayor of Mayport" and Scout troop of Mayport and was a proud and patriotic with a strong sense noted locar historian. Mr. Johnson died deacon in the Mayport Presbyterian of the importance of the past and an this spring at· age 66. Church. unswerving hope for the future. Mr. Johnson, who had lived in the Mr. Johnson fought for the restoration of Much of the information in this program fishing village of Mayport since 1937, the Mayport train depot, preseNation of book on Mayport's rich history is a was a charter member of the Beaches the old light house by the U.S.Navy result of Mr. Johnson's research. Area Historical Society. He was a former and relocation of the Florida East Coast

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4 A Day of Foot-Stompin' and Finger-Poppin'

9:00 A.M. Valdosta State College Jazz Ensemble, swingers from south Georgia. 10:00 A.M. Mayor Jake M. Godbold and the Excelsior Brass Band from New Orleans open 1981 Mayport and Al I That Jazz. 1 1:00 A .M. Philmarmonic Ltd., the smoothest in jazz.

1 12:00 Noon The University of Florida Jazz Band, one of the 1 nation's best from Gator Land. 1:00 P.M. Rush Hour, familiar sounds of fusion. 2:00 P.M. Urbie Green with the Bubba Kolb Trio, Mr. Jazz Trombone. 3: 10 P.M. Dizzie Gillespie, the jazz man with the bent horn. 4:20 P.M. Tryan, they hit hot. 5:20 P.M. Paul Gray and the Gaslight Gang, Dixieland Kansas City-style. 6:30 P.M. Marcus Roberts, a star is born. 7:10 P.M. The Phil Woods Quartet, world's best alto sax. 8:20-P.M. Illumination, Jacksonville's own big band sound. 8:50 P.M. Della Reese, the incomparable. 10:00 P.M. Buddy Rich and the Buddy Rich Band featuring Steve Marcus on tenor sax, explosive fi nish to a dynamite day.

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6 IN PRAISE OF JAZZ

By Dan Morgenstern author of Jazz People (Harry N. Jazz has been called many things, Abrams, 1976), and was the editor of some complimentary, some not. Among Down Beat from 1967 to 1973. He also the most frequently heard compliments edited Jazz and Metronome, was Ne is one that goes something like this: York correspondent for Britain 's Jazz "Jazz is America's only unique (or Journal and Japan's Swing Journal, authentic, or orginal, or indigenous) art and reviewed jazz for the New York form (or contribution to the arts)." Post and Chicago Sun-Times. Morgenstern produced Jazz in the Personally speaking, I wouldn't much Garden at New York's Museum of mind never hearing such well-meant Modern Art, and was co-producer of platitudes again. One doesn't have to the 1963 series Jazz on Broadway. He cite Indian blankets to make the point also co-produced the television series that America has contributed many and Just Jazz for PBS and has produced varied original things to the arts. Some and narrated concerts for the of these can be related to jazz in Newport/New York and Kool Jazz vitality and spontaneity, but jazz does Festivals not require hyperbole to prove itself. Morgenstern was a co-founder and It is true, however, that jazz is one of director of the Jazz Institute of Chicago the most remarkable artistic phenomena and a director of the New York Jazz of our time. As the famous American Museum. non-jazz composer Virgil Thompson put it: "Jazz is the most astounding Morgenstern, who has annotated spontaneous musical event to take EDITOR'S NOTE countless record albums, won Grammy place anywhere since the Reformation." Awards for Best Album Notes in 1973, Dan Morgenstern is Director of the Now that's more like it, not !east 1974 and 1976, and received ASCAP's Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers. because it is less insular. One of the Deems Taylor Award in 1977. He is a most astonishing things about jazz is Still active as a writer, lecturer and member of the Music Critics Association that in less than a century it has consultant on Jazz, Morgenstern is the and the Authors Guild . become a global musical language - probably the only one untill now Jazz musician to find his own voice, his own so well merits. But then, America has is not only listened to but also played unique identity, but that this uniqueness been slow to appreciate its own in every country in the world (They can only be fully realized with the creative artists, long preferring to look may not be playing it yet in mainland support of other players. In that sense, abroad. Meanwhile, the Europeans were China, but they're listening.) jazz is a model democracy. treating Jazz as the art it is long before Totalitarian societies have tried to ban Perhaps that's why there was no jazz this was the case at home. jazz. The Nazis considered it "cultural until after Emancipation. Th e interaction That's why it is so gratifying now to bolshevism" while the Stalinists cal led it between African and European musical see jazz festivals take place not only in a bourgeois aberration, but neither elements on American soil had begun New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Hitler nor Stalin was able to get rid of long before, but it was only as a free London and Paris, but in those areas of it. That's as it should be, for jazz is first exchange of ideals and feelings the United States where the music was of all the music of freedom. As one of between free individuals that it cou ld born--such as this festival in Jacksonville. the great masters of jazz, Thelonious ignite into the new music called jazz . The great artists you will hear and see Monk, succinctly put it when asked for It took a long while before the are individualists, each with his or her a definition of the music "Jazz and country that gave birth to jazz was own story to tell, but they all partake of freedom go hand and hand. That's all ready to do its offspring Justice, and we the heritage of jazz, a music that was there is to it. You think about that." have yet to reach the point where jazz, born in adversity but sings of freedom Monk said this in 1958, before there one of America's greatest gifts to the and hope and joy. It's been around, was a style of jazz labeled "free." What world, is given the respect, support and and it's here to stay. You think about he had in mind was that jazz enables a opportunity to flourish and grow that it that.

7 BRASS BANDS ARE A JAZZ TRADITION No single factor had a greater after their impact on jazz and drummer, Freddie Kohlman, impact on the development of popular music. But even so, who was taught the tradition by jazz than the brass bands of phonograph recordings do not his father Louis Kohlman, himself New Orlean s. constitute a complete history of a renowned New Orleans Jazz. drummer. It continues to be New In New Orleans, the brass band Orleans' most exciting authentic was a powerful influence on the Brass bands emerged as a major traditional brass band. new jazz music that developed source, a gene pool of jazz. It around 1900. Brass bands gave contributed more to jazz than One of the landmarks in the jazz its instrumentation, its can be readily calculated. But the tradition of the New Orleans instrumental techniques and its bands also have a distinct history brass bands was the appearance basic repertoire. and separate traditions. of the Excelsior Brass Band at the New Orleans Cotton States Habits and attitudes of brass From the 1880's through the mid- Exhibition of 1885, for the formal bandsmen were carried into jazz, 1930's, the Excelsior Brass Band opening of the Colored People's shaping its music for decades continued to be New Orleans' Exhibit. This band - already after it was apparently most famous. At the height of the known as the finest black brass disassociated from the military Great Depression, all of the New band in the city and veteran of tradition. The influence of the Orleans brass bands disbanded tours of northern brass bands in early jazz is due to a lack of employment omnipresent. To understand jazz opportunities. But in the late cities - played one must understand its roots, 1950's the brass band tradition marches, a medley entitled and the taproot of the tradition is was revived and the Excelsior, the 19th century brass band. It is again earned a prominent part in "The Rapid an irony of history that New the city's musical history. Transit Around Orleans street bands were not the World" and recorded until a full generation Today, The Excelsior Brass a waltz. Band is under the direction of e famous New Orleans

Photo courtesy Will iam Russe ll The first New Orleans street band on phonograph records­ Bunk's Brass Band, May, 1945. Left to right: Bunk Johnson, " Kid Shots" Madison, Isidore Barbarin, Adolphe Alexander, Sr., Lawrence Marrero, George Lewis, Warren "Baby" Dodds, Jim Robinson, Joseph " Red " Clark. 8 Now we're bigger to serve you better. The first bank where you can do all your banking statewide. By uniting all of our lo'cations into one bank, Atlantic becomes Florida's first consolidated bank - Atlantic National Bank of Florida - with over $2 billion in assets. To you, consolidation brings greater banking convenience. Every Atlantic Bank in the state is able to serve you just like your own hometown bank. No matter where you are or where you go, you can cash a check, make a deposit, or take care of any banking need. Even if you move, your accounts and account numbers go right with you. Atlantic Bank's state­ wide consolidation is leadership in service. And leadership is the reason we're The Best Bank Around.

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Atlantic National Bank of Florida Argyle Office• Downtown Ja cksonville Office Mandarin Office• Regency SquareMall Office Special Bankaround Locations 632-7480 632-6565 632-7485 (Opening Fall '81) • Gateway Mall Bankaround Beach Boulevard Office• Dunn Avenue Office• Monument Road O ffi ce• 632-6565 Park Central Bankaround• 632-7288 632-7477 632-7497 Springfield Office• Deerwood Village Bankaround• Clay Street Office Eighth Street Motor Bank Normandy Office• 632-73 17 Highland Center Bankaround• Roosevelt Mall Bankaround 632-6489 632-7484 632-7460 Westsi de Motor Bank 632-7382 Normandy Mall Bankaround• Deerwood Office Jacksonville Beach Qffice• Phillips Highway O ffi ce• Standard Plaza Bankaround• (Opening Fall '81 )* 632-7492 632-7271 Westside O ffi ce• 632-6565 Lake Forest Office• 632-7386 632-74 16 *Bankaround 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week The singing style of Della Reese for prominence. She moved to New romantic ballads and hard-driving York in 1953 and soon recorded songs \utilizing her unique jazz­ for Jubilee Records such hits as blues-gospel sound is unmistak­ "In the Still of the Night" and able. At last year's Mayport and "Time After Time". In 1957 with All That Jazz Festival, Ms. Reese "And That Reminds Me," she was literally had 40,000 people on voted "Most Promising Singer" their feet. She is returning by by Billboard, Cashbox and popular demand. Variety. She then signed with RCA for her biggest hit "Don't You At 13 Della was hired by the late Know." Mahalia Jackson to sing with her groups. Her break came at Detroit's Ms. Reese, who began singing at famed "Flame Showbar" where six, is now a favorite on such she was exposed to the talents of shows as the "Tonight Show" Fitzgerald, Washington, Vaughn, and has won unanimous acclaim Holiday, Hibbler, Eckstine and from critics and audiences alike others. for her performances with Della, in tum, developed an symphony orchestras and in individual style that was her nightclubs. spring-board to national

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Gillespie, born in 1917, began Dizzie says his own contribution to American jazz "is the field playing piano at two and when he of harmony and rhythm. I set was 13 he won a scholarship. At the style for that. I taught the 20 he was in New York playing piano players and the drummers trumpet with Teddy Hill, Duke in our groups to play rhythm and Ellington, Cab Calloway, Billy backup, and how to develop Eckstine and Earl Hines. harmonic structure." During the great years of jazz in

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12 When you think of drums, you nave a permanent fixture on 52nd to think of Buddy Rich, long Street where he was one of the recognized as the premier drummer spearheads of the new music in jazz. called Bebop. He worked with Charlie Parker, Dizzie Rich, an outwardly cocky and Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Al often insulting performer, jumped Haig, Dexter Gordon, George into show business in Brooklyn Duvivier, J.J. Johnson and many when he was 18 months old and other a jazz greats. hasn't stopped since. He played Broadway at 4 and toured the In 1966, Rich formed a big band United States at 11 with his again after 15 years and its own showband. personnel in recent years has Rich's jazz career started in 1938 at been like jazz who's who: Art the Hickory House in New York City Pepper, Don Menza, Al Porcine, where he appeared with Joe Marsala, Joe Romano and many more. Bunny Berigan, Artie Shaw, Tommy The band's shining light now is Dorsey and Benny Carter. He formed tenor sax Steve Marcus--but the his first jazz band in 1946. performance always stars Buddy Rich. Between hours in Europe, Buddy was

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13 Urbie Green, often called the orchestra and later toured with world's greatest jazz trombonist. Frankie Carle, Gene Krupa and will be making his second Woody Herman. He received the appearance at Mayport and All Downbeat International Critics That Jazz. In 1980 he performed Award for "new star." w ith an alumni band from Auburn University where he once went to After leaving the Herman band, school. This year he will be Urbie became one of the most backed by the Bubba Kolb Trio sought after freelance trombonists which headquarters at Disney for recordings in New York. He World. Green is rated among the can be heard with Billie Holiday, greatest in the field of jazz. Count Basie, Leonard Bernstein, Tony Bennett, Peggy Lee, Frank Urbie learned to play the Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, Louis trombone in his hometown of Armstrong, Dizzie Gillespie, Barbara Mobile at 12 and two years later Streisand, Burt Bachrach, Dionne was performing with a big band. Warwick and many others. While still in high school he performed with the Auburn Knights He has 25 albums to his credit. College Band.

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14 Philharmonic LTD

The PHILHARMONIC LTD . plays jazz like you like it.By taking a blend of early Be Bop and mixing it with contemporary variations, they present a sound and style that's fun and exciting. Feauturing outstanding performers from the Southeast, they come to Mayport for your enjoyment. Rick Bell on Tenor Sax from Atlanta will be remembered from last year's Festival with the Auburn Knights. Willie Thomas from Flagler Beach is on trumpet and flugelhorn. Willie has p layed with Woody Herman and currently conducts jazz clinics at colleges. Ted Howe, also from Atlanta, is on piano and a graduate from the Berkley School of Jazz. The drummer is Sonny Harris from Birmingham and was featured last year with the Auburn Knights. And on acoustic bass is Jack Dresher, the leader, a resident of Fernandi na Beach.

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The songs performed by jazz giants unjuried art exhibition in Jacksonville Thirty concessionaires are making sure like Dizzie Gillespie, Della Reese, Buddy and offers every kind of art and craft that there is no lack of food and Rich, Phil Woods and Marcus Roberts are The Public Broadcasting System is tap­ refreshments throughout the day. not the only big numbers at the Second ing a 90-minute television special to be "We are ready to feed a large army", Annual MAYPORT AND ALL THAT shown during prime time on 250 stations said Tolbert. JAZZ festival. around the nation. PBS will utilize 30 Two and a half tons of shrimp will be "We have over 100 jazz entertainers production people. Five cameras will be on hand. That totals some 100,000 performing 14 hours of non-stop jazz," used. shrimp. There will also be over 25,000 says festival director Mike Tolbert. "This Entertainers at Mayport and All That hamburgers, 25,000 hot dogs and 25,000 is the biggest FREE jazz happening in Jazz are performing on the largest out­ bags of potato chips. America and probably in the world. door stage used at any concert in Jack­ Two hundred bushels of oysters will 'last year we expected 20,000 vis­ sonville since the 1976 Gator Bowl con­ be shucked. That comes to about 30,000 itors. Over 70,000 showed up This year cert of the British rock group, the Who. oysters. we can handle 100,000" Its dimensions are 42 feet by 30 feet A ton of King Crabs, a half ton of Tolbert pointed out that 19,000 park­ by 6 feet, four inches with two sound devi led crab, at least two tons of trench ing spaces are available at the Mayport wings (28 feet by five feet by thirteen fries and some 150,000 Pepsi Colas and naval base and there are five "Park and feet) There will be a ten foot stage­ beers are being offered. Ride" lots at the Beaches. As many as loading addition and a canopy rising 20 "And that's Just the beginning," said fifty shuttle buses will carry visitors to the feet above the stage. Tolbert. "We've got all kinds of seafood festival back and forth from the base lots Lighting includes thirty-six 1,000 watt and Soul food, including everything that and the beaches lots. There were three lamps and two super spotlights. can be barbecued." shuttle buses at the beginning of the fes­ A 30 foot scissor lift is accommodat­ Eighteen portable restrooms were on tival last year. ing television cameras and spotlights. hand for last year's MAYPORT. This year Some 178 artists and artisans from all Security is being maintained by over there are 100. over the Southeast are participating in a 240 officers, comparable to the force for sidewalk art show that is the biggest the annual Florida-Georgia football game.

Mayport Goes National

The fourteen hours of non-stop jazz, art, seafood and fun known as Mayport and All That Jazz will have a national audience on over 250 stations across the United States. Thanks to a $40,000 grant from The Charter Company, and grants of $25,000 and $10,000 from the City Council and Tourist Development Council, Jacksonville and Mayport will be featured in a 90 minute taped special broadcast which will be shown by the Public Broadcasting System nationally later in the year. Mayport and All That Jazz is fast becoming one of the nation's biggest jazz events. It will also be broadcast this year over National Public Radio's "Jazz Alive ". "We are p leased to sponsor the telecasting of Mayport and Al l That Jazz," said Jack T. Donnell, President of The Charter Company. "We want to do everything we can to support and promote Jacksonville. We have a great community and this will help take our story nationally and internationally" Council President Joe Forshee said, "This event has national significance and its broadcast across the country can only mean very positive things for Jacksonvil le."

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The first MAYPORT AND ALL THAT JAZZ festival held last October was called "an incredible event" by The Florida Times Union. "The 13 hours of music was like a Woodstock Festival for everyone, young and old, black and white, rock musicians and those who listen to Muzak ... " Indeed, it woke up the sleepy little village of Mayport as over 70,000 people attended this single day happening of the south 's most succulent seafood, spicy soul food, sidew alk art and swinging, foot-stomping jazz. Just two festivals and one year old today, MAYPORT AND ALL THAT JAZZ has already established a national reputation. Its alumni include Della Reese, Art Blakley and the Jazz Messengers, Urbie Greene and Buddy deFranco. They began a tradition and helped to supply the ingredients for the making of a legend. World's Best in Jazz Play at Mayport Festival

The high caliber of Jacksonville's infant MAYPORT AND ALL THAT JAZZ festival has been verified by the large nu mber of times that Mayport headliners have received laurels from read ers and critics polls conducted by major jazz publications. Dizzie Gillespie has practically come to own the title of the World's Number One Jazz Trumpet player, having been voted that no less than nineteen times during the last 27 years by the annual International Jazz Critics poll of DOWN BEAT magazine. Gillespie was acclaimed as the best from 1954, 1957 to 1963 and 1971 through 1981. Gillespie received DOWN BEAT's Readers poll citation as Number One Trumpet Player in 1958, 1977 and 1979. He was voted to the Readers Poll HALL OF FAME in 1960. Buddy Rich has been proclaimed the Number One Drummer seven times by the DOWN BEAT Readers Poll (1941, 1942, 1944, 1967, 1970 and 1972), twice by the International Jazz Critics and received the Readers Poll Hall of Fame acclamation in 1974 . DOWN BEAT readers have called Phil Woods the best jazz alto sax player for five consecutive years, from 1974 to 1980. Both the Readers Poll and the world's jazz critics deemed The Phil Woods Quartet to be the best combo in 1979. The critics chose Woods as best alto sax player eight times (1970-1971, 1975-1979, 1981) and Number One Combo "New Star" in 1970. They lauded Woods as best alto "New Star" in 1956 and gave him best clarinet "New Star" honors in 1963. Buddy DeFranco, a 1980 headliner at Mayport, has dominated the DOWN BEAT Readers Poll 18 of the last 36 years as the top clarinetist in jazz. He has been chosen as the best on his instrument four times in the International Critics Poll. Another 1980 headliner, Art Blakey, was selected by the critics as the number one "New Star" on drums in 1953 and has been named as the best drummer in jazz. Trombonist Urbie Green, making his second appearence at Mayport, was selected by the critics as the " New Star" in 1954.

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A small electric fan oscillates from a two youngsters because they've As soon as he graduated in June round wooden table in the center of heard it here so many times before from the Florida School for the Deaf the room. The room is small, and Blind in St. Augustine, Marcus squeezed even smaller by a pair of After all, the creator of these sounds joined "Jazz Aboard," a 40 member stuffed worn sofas which are pushed has lived in this brown painted organization of America's most against two walls and a brown piano concrete house since his birth 18 talented young jazz musicians, for a which is shoved against a third. years ago. tour of Europe. He went to eight countries giving concerts at every Hanging on the wall about two feet Inside, seated in a metal folding chair stop including the greatest jazz event over the piano top is a rug painting in front of the piano is Marthanial of them all, Montreaux of the 'last Supper." It's Jesus and Marcus Roberts, a lanky, thin, black his disciples as they are seen on teenager. His back is stiff and straight "It was incredible, " Marcus said. similar living room walls in similar against the chair. His long fingers "European audiences have a homes thoughtout the South. Just as flow effortlessly over the piano keys. tremendous appreciation for jazz common are the small pictures of Dr. Your first thought: with hands like and I got to be with people like Martin Luther King Jr. and the two those he'd make a great basketball Oscar Petersen and Mary McPartlin." slain Kennedy brothers which hang player. from walls in an adjoining room. Ms. McPartlin is especially high on But Marcus Roberts doesn't shoot young Marcus after discovering him Atop the piano are family pictures, basketball "I can't even dribble, "he while judging Jacksonville's 1981 countless faces of black children says. That's a minor point. He can't River City Arts Festival jazz piano peering out from under glass even see the hoop. Marcus Roberts, competition. Then a complete covered frames. In fact, except for piano player, is blind and has been unknown, Roberts astounded the rug painting, every space in the since he was four. everyone with his performance and room is covered with a picture of a won the competition. family member. "When I was eignt my parents bought me a piano because I had Marcus received his first formal piano Outside an often dusty east managed to destroy every other toy I instructions at the Deaf and Blind Jacksonville street is still gooey- had, " Marcus said. 'They were right. muddy from a hard rain which fell There was no way I was going to School where he spent 10 years. the night before and turned the tear that thing up." ' sweltering mid-August heat into "I learned a lot of bad habits when·1 sizzling steam. Two bare-backed But young Roberts does tear up his first starte,d playing," he said. boney-legged black children and a piano, only in a different way. He 'Without instruction I did things like , scrawny brown dog play chase in pushes and pounds out jazz tune lay my hands flat on the keys all of and out of standing mud puddles, after jazz tune, classital score after the bad things and bad habits." splashing mud on everything in their classical score for six hours every day. Bad habits aside, Marcus Roberts path. 'While my love is jazz," he says, today is doing everything right. That's Houses on streets like this are typical; "classical music helps me with why he's among the headliners at typical of so many low income techinque and gives me a good Mayport and All That Jazz. reighborhoods in Jacksonville and foundation." This September, Marcus other urban centers in America. But entered Florida State University on As a full time student at Florida State, • this particular. house is different. full scholarship, working toward a it's still six long hours a day degree in performance from the practicing Chopin, Bach and As the two children play, they don't School of Music There he will Beethoven. Just like it was on East even stop and notice the sound of primarily concentrate on classical. 22nd Street in Jacksonville. Only Chopin as it glides off the keys of the now, Marcus is playing to more than brown piano inside the house, flows "But I've got big plans for him in our the two kids and the brown dog in beyond the low hum of the jazz program," says FSU music the dusty street outside his house. oscillating fan, through the screen department official Bill Kennedy. Now, his audience is the world. covered windows and into the Kennedy looks at talented Roberts street. Perhaps classical piano-- about the same way FSU football Editors note: Mike Tolbert is assistant to Chopin, Bach and Beethoven--coming ' coach Bobby Bowden eyes a young the Jacksonville Mayor Jake Godbold from this seemingly unsual blue chipper He's got "winner" and director of Mayport and All That enviroment is not so strange to these written all over him. Jazz I 33 Festival Friends

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34 You Can Learn Marine Science at Mayport Nearly 35,000 Duval County Public the Center was assumed by Duval the elementary laboratories, containing School students gain lab and field County through the school system's over twenty aquariums. experience in marine chemistry, marine operating budget biology and oceanograpy each year Each week secondary schools, through the Marine Science Education Currently the Center has a staff of six including Jr. Highs and seventh grade Center. instructors who prepare two-week units centers, send sixty selected students to of study for elementary and secondary the Center for a three-day program. Initiated as an instructional program at levels. These students spend one day in each Fletcher High School in the early 1960's, of the secondary curriculum areas, the project became such a success that The elementary program begins with performing appropriate laboratory and in 1968 the Marine Science Education staff members from the Center visiting field activities that include collecting Center was opened in Mayport and the the schools. trips to the ocean and the marsh. program was expanded to all schools Six-week summer school programs in in the county. Due to limited facilities, the Center's marine science and marine biology also regular elementary program is are offered to 10-12 grade students for Originally, the Center was funded by designated for fifth grade students, but two credits. the federal government as a Title Ill, tours are scheduled for the third PACE (Project to Advance Creativity in graders, following completion of the Visitors from Duval County and other Education) project and federal funding two-week units of study. Elementary areas are welcome to the Center. Hours continued for three years. students visit the Center for one full day are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday touring the museum with more than 500 through Friday, except on school After May 1971 financial support of individual specimens, and studying in holidays. For information call 246-2733.

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36 MAYPORT: Vital to U.S. Defense

The Mayport Naval Station, the fourth governments. at-sea recovery of astronaut John Glenn. largest concentration of U.S. Navy men The Navy Department first became Later that year during the Cuban missile and women in the U.S., is proud to be interested in Mayport in 1939 when crisis, Mayport served as the advance part of Mayport and All That Jazz . plans were developed for an aircraft staging area for the Second Marine Whether you are a resident of this carrier base. Some 15 months later, the Division and provided support to beautiful area or just visiting for the Jacksonville Naval Air Station was amphibious units, fleet ships and five festival, we would like to invite you to commissioned on the west side of aircraft carriers. visit our installation. Each weekend of Jacksonville, but plans for Mayport were This naval base now consists of over 50 the year, at least one of our shelved. varied commands and units, including homeported ships is open for visiting. When the Second World War broke out, over 30 ships. Mayport is the home of The hours are Saturday from 10 a.m. to the need for a second southern naval the class leader of a new class of Navy 4:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 1:00 installation in addition to Charleston, guided missle fast frigate, the USS p.m. to 4:30 p.m. South Carolina was evident and Oliver Hazard Perry, and will be the

The history of the area in which the Mayport was selected. The basin was home of all the ships of this class in Naval Station is now located ventures dredged to a 29 foot depth and used the Atlantic Fleet. back over 400 years when, in 1562, a by patrol craft and rescue boats during Sprawling over 3,154 acres, populated small French navy squadron anchored the war. When the station was by more than 13,000 Navy men and near the mouth of the St. Johns River commissioned in 1942, it occupied 698 women, and complemented by an and an envoy was sent ashore to visit a acres--less than one-fourth its present arsenal of warships, aviation facilities nearby Indian village in search of much size. and tenant activities, the Mayport Naval needed supplies. Early the next day, By 1951, the station had more than Station today bears little resemblance French Huguenot Commodore Jean doubled in size and the following year, to the mosquito-infested swampland of Ribault sailed his tiny fleet of vessels the aircraft carrier USS Tarawa steamed less than four decades ago. The naval into the bay and was greeted by the into Mayport--the first capitol ship to complex stands as a major part of our tribal chief while his braves replenished enter the St. Johns River. The carrier USS defense system, and as it has in the the ships. Lake Champlain was assigned as past, it will no doubt continue to grow in the future. From the days of Ribault, the namesake Mayport's first homeported carrier in of our basin, the military importance of 1953. this area has been recognized The naval complex gained national Courtesy Public Information Office, throughout history, in turn, by the exposure in Febuary 1962 when one of Mayport Naval Station. French, Spanish, British and American its destoryers, the USS Noa, made the 37 Our Sponsors Pay So You Won't Have To MAYPORT AND ALL THAT JAZZ is a community celebration of great jazz, succulent seafood, spicy soul food and sidewalk art. The best part is that the entertainment is free! That makes Mayport and All That Jazz a unique festival in American jazz. If you enjoy the day, be sure and thank the City of Jacksonville, Pepsi-Cola, Schlitz, WTLV Channel 12 and the Music Performance Trust Fund. Their great help and contributions make it all possible. WTLV

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No better seafood is found in the world than at Mayport. We can prove it to you. Some of the area 's finest restaurants and fish houses, along with outstanding Mayport and Beach community, civic, school and church organizations today are serving up everything from clam chowder to boiled and fried shrimp; steamed crab, clams, seafood gumbo, oysters any way you want them and the most tasty fish ever pulled out of water. But that's not all. There's barbecue and hot dogs, cotton candy, ice cream, snow cones, fried pork skins and boiled peanuts. And when you get thirsty, there's plenty of Pepsi-Cola and ice cold Schlitz beer.

Christian Methodist Episcopal St. Johns Catholic Church Fletcher Senior High Band Jane Thurmond Fletcher Senior High Chorus UNF Alumni Miss Becky's Seafood North Jacksonville Flint River Pork Skins King & Queen Club Ribault Lodge Rotary Club Roland 's Retail Veterans of Foreign Wars Floating Flowers Sarah Whitmar Boy Scout Troop 388 Slider's Oyster Bar T-Shirt Madness Lily White Lodge Matt Roland Seafood, Inc. Hero Concessionaires Greater St. Marks Monty's Shrimp Crusteaceans Organized Fishermen of Florida Baptist Church St. Paul 's Methodist Church Non Commission Officer Camp Alamacani

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Mayport, with its shrimp boats gliding slowly along the St. Johns at sunset being chased by fish-hungry sea gulls seems as if it was created by nature just for artists and lovers. Its tiny oak tree-lined streets make an ideal setting for an art show. Some of the most talented artists and craftspersons in Northeast Florida and from as far away as Virginia are displaying their works at MAYPORT AND ALL THAT JAZZ for sale and competition. In the festival's first year, some 50 persons participated in the sidewalk art show. This year we had to limit entries to 200. We hope you will browse their displays and purchase their works. This year's participants are:

Angelier, B. Robert Ellsworth, Margaret & Maywood Jumper, Betty Mae Ryals, Tony Touchton, Kim Allen, Jacque Ellis, Edith Inez Jenkins, Elaine Richardson, Pat Eakin, Byron Jenkins, Jeff Rubanowice, Bob UNF Potters Guild Basse, Helene Eldridge, Ruth Ross, Faye VanVuuren, Hans Barnes, Sara Kimbrell, Karen Robbins, Shorty VanVlack, Marsha Bond, David Franklin, Doris Kennedy, Catherine Rathbun, Lynn Varnes, L. Earl Bell, Wilma Fann, Patsy Keiflin, Wanda & Bob Rutledge, Mike Vollmert, Elizabeth L. Bullard, Tim Farley, M. James Kathy's Quality Stitchery Rogers, Christie Burnham, J.H. Fowler, Kenneth White, William Lott, J. John Riggs, Paula Bowen, J. Eva Fisk, Sue Whitmire, Mae M. Lycett, Mary Riggs, Betty Bledsoe, H. Katherine Weidig, Donald Ford, Kit Lammers Brechers, Ruth Sanders, Evgenia Wade German, Amy Beasley, Victoria McGuire, Steve Snavely, John Wilkins, AW. Gowen, Marylu Bonderud, Lourdes Meals, Bill Schwab, Rita Whipple, Catie Groover, Rosemarie Billman, Mark McKee, Betty Smith, Brenda & Gregg Willis, Debbie Garrison, Margaret Billman, Jan Madonik, Eleanor Sumpter, A Cecil •Wheeler , W. Mark Grove, Mary Billman, Gregg McNamara, Sylvia Sitgreave, Sue Williams, Barbara Grubbs, Debra Milkey, Kathryn Small, Ken Wehrman, Kay Carter, Delcher Gleaton, Christine Murray, Jo Ann Smith, Harry Williams, Faye Caldwell, Charles Galloway, Fred Maher, T & E Stallard, Hercel Watkins, Juanita Colley, Ammie Gorrell, Jo Ann Moss, Marvin Schub, Christine Worden, Dwight Collins, Ngaire Griggs, Martha Joan Muhammad, Fathiyyah Sappenfield, Albert Worden, Stirling Carlisle, Marti McDaniel, Margaret Silver Thread Art Center · Williams, J.T. Cannady, Aubrey Hunter, Steve Moonspiners Sapp, Linda Wood, James Chester, Allen Holt, Kathy Miller, Rusty Sigmon, Marie Wuori, Laura Chewning, Ruth Hennessey, Jean Matison, Daniel W Somer, Betty Woman's Guild, Conner, Nita Hines, M. Barbara Starling, Jean Jax Museum Crapps, Alice Hensley, Alice Nichole, Pat Hight, Dean Negaard, Shirlee Sundman, Pamela Weaver's Shed Davis, Ed Hardy, Will Smith, Kay Owens, Karon Young, Shirley Ann Dunlap, Sara Hardy, Rebecca Sea Th ings, Inc. Deltoro, Kathy Hiss, Sheila Peacock, Connie & Sandy Strauss, Betty Dearing, C Judith Hayes, Gary Powell, V Ella Sweatt, Lucile Draws, Quick Hartschlag, Adolf Padgett, Earline Sew What Dell, Glenn Hilliard, Georgia Playful Puppets Todd, Arthur Davis, Cookie Hall, Donna Trotter, William Davis, Terry Hollis, Jim Rawlings, George Thomas, Lynda Dryden, Sara Roth, Diana 39 Dave Meyer & Associates, Incorporated

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42 Seafood Recipes

CRAB DIP

1 can of crabmeat 1 bnck of cream cheese 1 bottle of cocktail sauce 1 tsp horseradish SHRIMP AND CORN PIE Let cream cheese soften on a serving platter. Mix crab, cocktail sauce and horseradish 1n a bowl, pour over 1 cup cooked shrimp cream cheese Surround with Ritz crackers. 2 cups corn DONNA VARGAS 2 eggs slightly beaten 1 tbsp. butter ½ cup of milk 1 tsp, salt 1/4tsp, pepper Add all ingredients Bake in buttered casserole at 300 degrees for 30 minutes OYSTER KILPATRICK MRS. JOE BRET (RUTH) - Golden Isles cook book 2 oz. (1/4cup) butter softened 32 fresh oysters, with one shell removed CONCH FRITTERS 2 tbsp. worcestershire sauce 12 lean bacon slices, grilled (broiled) until crisp and crumble 2 cups of flour 2 tbsp. chopped parsley 1 cup of fine chopped or ground conch meat 2 eggs Preheat.the grill (broiler) to moderate. Using a flat blade-knife, 2 tsp, of baking powder carefully spread a thin layer of butter over each oyster, 1 tbsp. of worchestershire sauce Season the oysters with the worcestershire sauce and 1 tbsp. of tabasco spnnkle with bacon place oysters, a few at a time, under 2 tbsp of catsup grill and cook for 2 minutes. Remove oysters from ½ cup each of finely chopped onion, celery, bell pepper grill and cook remaining oysters. Sprinkle parsley 1 cup of warm salty water and serve immediately. Saute onion, celery, bell pepper and mix with above. Use warm PAT MILLER saltv water to get consistency. Drop into deep hot grease or oil, like hush puppies, but smaller DORIS RAY FISH SMCHIE 1 lb. of good white fish, such as dolphin, bass, grouper or snapper. 1/2cup each of finely chopped onion, celery and bell pepper. 3 Jalapena or real hot peppers. Cut fish into 3/4" strips. Mix with onion, celery, bell pepper, salt and pepper to taste. Cut hot peppers into halves Put all ingredients into a covered jar and cover with fresh squeezed lime juice or concentrate. Refrigerate, rotating Jar upside down for 12 hours. Remove hot peppers and eat with Waverly crackers DORIS RAY

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