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The first book of Oregon jazz, rock, and all sorts of music

From the author: This was a compendium of clubs and musicians in Oregon, which meant primarily the burgeoning music scene of 1981 Portland. It included 150 local musicians plus several nationals/internationals who were performing at the first Mt. Hood Jazz Festival, for which release of the book was timed. The author actually received more acclaim from the stars than the locals. And she is still angry that she lost her copyright to a flaky publisher.

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Publisher
[Hillman Pub. Co.
Language
English
Pages
192

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Table of Contents

Acknowledging
Introducing
Background
Setting the Scene
Just What is Jazz?
Unlikely Places
Some of the Best
Our Own Players
The Big Names
Photo Section
Sunday Jazz Jams
Radio, Recording, Chauffeuring
Rock and All Sorts of Music
Downstate Doings
Mt. Hood Festival
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Edition Notes

Cover title.

Published in
[Wilsonville, OR] (P.O. Box 648, Wilsonville 97070)
Series
Oregon jazz ;

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
785.42/09795
Library of Congress
ML200.7.O7 G6 1982

The Physical Object

Pagination
192 p. :
Number of pages
192

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3199484M
LCCN
83103374

Excerpts

"Live music can be found in more than 150 establishments in the Portland metropolitan area. Music for dancing, for listening, or for digesting the excellent cuisine served up routinely nearly everywhere. Rock music prevails in about 55 spots. Jazz, in its many guises, is a close second in some 48 clubs. Country-western can be found in approximately 37 places, while 35 or so others offer everything from classical to easy-listening, pop, folk, piano bar, even harp."
Page 11, added anonymously.

Portland's amazing music scene was a secret then. And today it's not quite as bustling but has better musicians than most places and still more music than lots of others. And unfortunately still pretty much a secret. So we must tell the world!

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