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Nov 4, 2022 · Found this cool ad from 1966 for the Ludwig Downbeat outfit (printed in Down Beat, fittingly enough)... View attachment 590979 I wasn't drumming in 1966 (I turned 5 late that year and was more concerned with the three B's: Beatles, Bond, & Batman) but once I did reach drumming age (1970) and started dreaming through the Ludwig catalogs I didn't have any interest in the Downbeat (and was really ...
Don DeMicheal (1928 to 1982) was a drummer and music journalist. While he is probably best known as a writer and editor for DownBeat, DeMicheal was co-leader and vibraphonist of the Don DeMicheal-Chuck Hedges Swingtet, and a drummer in the Hot Three with Art Hodes on piano and Kenny Davern on clarinet. From 196l to 1967, DeMicheal was the ...
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Jun 8, 2011 · The pictured cover is from the 1958 Annual Percussion Issue. As the reader can see, it's really quite eye catching and it features the great Max Roach. The magazine cost 35 cents. I was too young in 58 to buy it. Hell, I didn't even know it existed, but by the mid 60's, I was hopelessly hooked on drums, drummers, and drumming.
Here are the edited highlights. Allison Miller: “For the Fish” from Rivers in our Veins (Royal Potato Family, 2023) Yusef Lateef: “Water Pistol” from Into Something (Prestige/OJC, 1961) Paul Bley/Gary Peacock/Tony Oxley/John Surman: “Spe-Cu-Lay-Ting” from In The Evenings Out There (ECM, 1993) Peggy Lee: “You’ve Got Possibilities ...
Downbeat Magazine covers. 10 photos · 273 views. By: BustBright An After Hours Studio.
Dan Morgenstern Resigns at db. Morgenstern resignation - DownBeat. Dan Morgenstern began his association with Down Beat in the early fifties not long after his graduation from Brandeis where he was editor of the campus newspaper. He became N.Y. editor of db in 1964 and succeeded Don DeMicheal as editor in 1967. Dan resigned July 19, 1973.
