Miles Davis responds to Time magazine cover story
The Davis Quintet visit to Los Angeles prompts Miles Davis to reject Time's portrayal as a racist, noting he declined interviews for the cover and calling the article preposterous. He stresses he does not rage at the world and cites colleagues Gil Evans and Gary Peacock as white collaborators.
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Davis Quintet
Los Angeles
Time Magazine
Thelonious Monk
Miles
Gil Evans
Gary Peacock
Bill Evans
Miles Davis on Bernstein and avant garde jazz clashes
Miles Davis critiques Leonard Bernstein and the Jazz in the Concert Hall program noting its Third Stream piece by Gunther Schuller and a Copland work. He argues avant garde labels miss the point and defends a tempered, controlled freedom in jazz.Album of the week Getz Gilberto highlighted for its relaxed bossa nova appeal.
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Leonard Bernstein
Bernstein
Gunther Schuller
Aaron Copland
Eric Dolphy
Schuller
Tony Williams
Orchestra USA
John Lewis
Getz
Gilberto
Verve
Bossanova
U.S
Stan Getz
Joao Gilberto
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Population of 20 to 29 year olds to surge by mid-1970s
Population projections from the Department of Commerce cited by Meinhard Commercial Corp indicate that by 1975 the U S male population aged 20 29 will rise 47 percent over 1965 levels and females in the same age group will increase 45 percent.
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Department of Commerce
U. S
Meinhard Commercial Corp
C.I.T. Financial Corporation
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