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@Ofsrmode :;| ;Ril BUI.IETIN NUMMER 3, September 2004 "tY ,m,. lz-.4 lt[t meE@ Jlt.l @ofsrmode :;| ;ril BUI.IETIN NUMMER 3, SEpTEMBER 2004. Åna.t t Jazzens Grand OldManfyller 8O årl Ur Orkester lountalens Samlingar Fotograf Lasse Seger Duke Ellington Society of Sweden, DESS ISSN 14OO-8831 DESS c/o Göran Walldn Redaktionsgrupp: Postgiro 77 63 75 - 7 Skogstorpsvägen 39, 191 39 Sollentuna. Thomas Erikson, Monica Lövdahl, [,-post: goran.raallen@ellingtonsweden.com Telefon/fax bostad: 08-96 52 34 Göran Wall6n Hemsida: wvwv.ellingtonsweden.com DESS medlemsavgift Membership outside Scandinavia Vid köp hos DESS använd vårt är per kalenderår: Inom Norden 150 kr $ 25 per annum. Postgiro 77 63 75 - 7 Hei igen! Aterigen närmar sig vintern efter en olympisk yra och en både Tony (född 1927) tillhör de sångare som för den amerikanska r,arm och regning sommar. Styrelsen har nu återhämtat sig från sångtraditionen vidare och han arbetade och turn€rade med Du- urladdningen från vintern/våren och nu har r'ardagen återkom- kes orkester under våren 1968, men Tony gjorde inga inspelningar mit. med Duke. Detta berättade han när han besökte Skansen, när På Skansen fanns som vanligt Arne Domndrus med sina musi- jazzen fick bredda ut sig under några år. kaliska vänner och stampublik under fem måndagar mitt i som- maren. Sista måndagen deltog återigen Charlie Norman som av- Nu till något helt annat. Jag har arbetat som ordförande för slutsmusikant. Det positiva är ju att han alltid spelar några Elling- DESS i över 1O år inklusive två Ellington konferenser. Jag har tonmelodier. Så också denna gång med ett medly som inleddes nu kommit fram till att det är dags för någon annan att leda DESS. med "Prelude To a Kiss". Senare kom naturligtvis Errol Garners Jag hade funderingar redan för två år sedan att avgå, men blev "Misty". Stort jubel och mycket folk när väl värmen infann sig. övertalad att fortsätta vid årsmötet den 3 februari 2003 fram till Annars var väl äretslazz & Blues Festival inte något för Ellingtons 2005. Men efter årets konferens tycker iag att det finns utrymme vänner. Rlsken finns att hela inriktningen glider mer och mer bort för någon annan att ta vid. från den musik som vi så gärna kommer för att lyssna på. Vår kassör och bokföringsansvariga Monica Lövdahl I Strömsholm har denna sommar programmet varit fullteck- kommer samtidigt att avgå vid nästa årsmöte. Monica har del- nat med olika grupper. Under tre dagar framträdde Alice Babs och taelt i DESS arbete sedan DESS startades och hon har stor del i att det rar som vanligt utsålt. Skaffa gärna Strömsholms program till våia konferenser 1994 och 2004 har blivit uppskattade. nästa sommar. Det finns alltid några grupper som är intressanta att Monica och jag vill med detta meddelande ge 'rzalberedning och lyssna till när man får lite öl/vin till maten. Man hinner hem till våra DESS-medlemmar tillräckligt med tid för att fundera över DESS Stockholm oå kvällen efteråt utan att det biir alltför sent. fortsatta inriktning och beslut som krävs inför nästa årsmöte. TV överraskar med att plötsligt visa trots OS-yran filmen från 1986 "Round Midnight" med Dexter Gordon. Givetvis sent på Nästa SAMI möte sker den 22 november. Program kommer senare. kvällen efter OS kl. 23.35-01.45. Men före filmen visades en intär- vju med Tony Bennett i Tv-programmet "Parkinson". Där berätta- Vi får hoppas att nästa år innebär en annonsering om en ny de Tony att han målade varje dag och att han har startat en konst- Ellingtonkonferens. skola utanför New York för unga konstnärer. Han hade bl.a. målat ett fint porträtt av Duke Ellington, som var omgiven av massor av Vänliga hälsningar rosor. Anledningen till motivet var att Tony fick rosor av Duke Göran varie gång som Duke hade skrivit en ny sång. Hur länge detta hade pågått sades dock ej. Han sade också att det amerikanska folket idae inte förstår hur stor Eilinston och Gershwin är. De kommer PS. Svar på bildfrågan: Sonny Rollins, 1962 säkärt atl uppskattas i framtiden, också om 500 årl I Vinnare: George Sulberg Avliden AnnMiller leading jazz educator; he recently was made director of jazz stu- Ann Mil1e4 skådespelare, viftuos steppdansös, sångarg från Texas dies at William Patterson University in NewJersey. He was a com- har avlidit. Ann är nos mest känd för sina roller i "En dans med poser, record producer and organizer of unique ensembles. And, dej" (Easter Parade) från 1948, medJudy Garland och Fred Astaire, he was one of the kindliest personalities on the jazz scene. As MC "New York dansar" (On the Town) från 1949 mot bl.a. Gene Kelly of HankJones' 85th Birthday celebration at the Blue Note early och Frank Sinatra, "Paradis med sex" (Lovely to Look At) från this year, Williams gently herded mighty jazz pachyderms on 1952 med Kathryn Grayson, Red Skelton och Howard Keel, "Kiss and off the stage with grace and humor. He has a distinguished Me Kate" från 1953 också med Grayson och Keel. discography. My favorite is TheJames Williams Magical Tiio (2000 Ann medverkade i filmen "Reveille with Beverly" frän janl DIW Records). With Ray Brown on bass and ElvinJones playing feb 1943. Duke Ellington med orkesters bidrag till filmen var drums, Williams'piano sparkles with melody, especially on the "Take The " A" Train" inspelad den 8 oktober 1942. traditional "Go Tell It on the Mountain." My best memories of James Williams are ftom the Knicker- JamesWilliams bocker Bar & Grill in Greenwich Village near Washington Square The past few years - somber at best for everyone in New York - Park. He was one of the brilliant Diano roster that used to be have been particularly cruel to jazz pianists. Tommy Flanagan headed by Roland Hanna, and recently has includedJunior Man- died in 2001, Sir Roland Hannain2OO2. Both were entering their ce, Hilton Ruiz, Williams' Memphis contemporary Mulgrew Mil- 70's with renewed vitality and artistry. The loss of these irreplace- ler, the stride specialistJudy Carmichael, the house favorite Vale- able geniuses of American music is still deeply felt. This February, ry Capers (the first blind woman to graduate fromJulliard and Gil Coggins died at 79, after a career former head of Bronx Community College's music department), spent out of the spotlight, although another Milt Jackson alum Mike LeDonne and Arturo O'Farill. his talent was enjoying renewed ap- Williams often appeared in a trio with Ron Calter on bass and preciation from his weekly gigs at the Williams' nephew Tony Reedus playing brushes on snare and C-Note in the East Village. Barry Har- high hat. The Knickerbocker is one of the last of the late night ris remembered him six nights run- piano bars. There is chatter from the bar; many are more interes- ning lrom the Village Vånguard ted in their T-bone than the music; but, this fanciest of pubs bandstand with "Polka Dots and emptles after midnight, and then you can sit within a few feet of Moonbeams." The necrology rolled a great musician/ as one of maybe a dozen remaining late night- on this week, with the early death of ers, and get rid of your biues listening to the blues. It is an adult James Williams. Cancer silenced his pleasure that should be an inalienable right. joyous swing at 53. At the Knickerbocker, James Williams' chord striking was rem- James Williams was born in 1951 iniscent of Oscar Peterson's old records (say Cole Porter Song- at Memphis, Tennessee. As a teena- book), hard thrusts of total clarity, producing not just part of a ger he r,as organist for a local Baptist song, but sounds to admire as individual, fleeting, objects of church. At twenty-one, he taught at /amesWilliams beauty in themselves. This rtas especially true of his playing "Put Berklee College of Music. In 1977 , he on a Happy Face" - although it's not easy to follow that advice entered drummer and carouse r Art Blakey's famed jazz finishing now, withoutJames Williams around to help. school, TheJazz Messengers. Among his fellow Messengers was a young Crcscent City trumpete(, Wynton Marsalis. Over the years, Jazz Notes from NewYork July 24,2OO4 Williams oerformed and recorded with a host of the most cheris- By /onathan Sanoff hed namel in jazz.He was especially proud of his time with Mllt 'Irio Jackson, as he reverently mentioned before playingJackson's bop The James Williams F'eaturing Ron Carter performed at TDES, anthem "Bag's Groove," a favorite set closer. Williams also was a New York, September 13, 2000. Har den äran Arne !!!! Lite i förväg Den 20 december fyller Sven Arne Domndrus B0 år. Han är nog Bengt Hallberg i december 1976. De skivorna har rrnder åren - den som mest personifierat svensk iazz under ett hal'"t sekel även blivit storsäljare, över 200 000 har sålts f ramförallt i lyskland om det funnits större jazzgenier i Sverige som Lars Gullin ochJan och Ostasien! M jukare kammariazz finns med Hallberg på t ex Johansson. Hypertoni (7977), Dedlkation - en tribut till Johnny Hodges ( i971) Han har kallats "nationalsaxofonisten" även om han trakte- och Conversation (1982) i fint samarbete med Gunnar "Helmer rar klarinetten med stor skicklighet. "Instrumentägare Domn€rus" Bryd" Svensson. Duets for Duke med Hallberg (1978) vittnar om titulerar han sig när han ringer upp i något ärende. Hans inspira- kärleken till Ellingtons musik. Sin idol Benny Carter fick han tionskällor var från början 3O-talister somJohnny Hodges och möta i en skivstudio I Hollr''wood 1982, Skylinc Drive var skivti- Benny Carter och orkesterfavoriter tveklöst Duke Ellington och Count Basie. Med bebopens inträde på 40-ta- Iet kom även influenser från Charlie Parker och Lee Konitz.
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