The creation of the Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame was made possible by a generous gift of Mica and Ahmet Ertegun.
Leadership
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The Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame brochure was made possible, in part, by a grant from the New York Council for the Humanities, a state program of the National Endowment for the Humanities. (Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.)
Project Team
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Laura Johnson, Paul Logan, Kathy Brown, Phil Schaap, Nyala Wright, Samantha Samuels, Christina Ayala, Keith Henry Brown, Daryl Long, Fred Murphy, David Tenenholtz
Rockwell Group
David Rockwell, Jun Aizaki, Melissa Dallal, Michael Dereskewicz, Michael Fischer, Diego Gronda, Ryan Hallowell, Ira Jones, Evelyn Sherwood, Tomo Tanaka, David Weinberg, David Wilbourne, and Julie Yurasek
Open, New York
Scott Stowell, Cara Brower, Kate Kittredge, Dave Stoy, Emily Wilson, Susan Barber, Brian Keeling, and Zak Jensen
Ascension Productions
Natalie Bullock Brown
Scharff-Weisberg
Olaaf Rossi, Josh Silverman, Paul Clements, Efrain Rodriguez; Knowledge Resources
GmbH
Mike Stengle
JMDesigns
Jordan Marcus
Sony Music Studios
Andreas Meyer and Peter Cho
Murray Street Productions
Steve Rathe
Darbert Offset Corporation
Ona Burns
24 pt Design
Valerie Wagner
La La Studio
Sungha Shin
ElectronicArtisan.com
Michael de la Peña
We would like to thank the following for their contributions to this project:
Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies: Dan Morgenstern and James Hershon
The ARChive of Contemporary Music: Bob George
Atlantic Records: Bob Kaus
Geoffrey C. Ward
Robin D.G. Kelley
ASCAP
BMI Foundation Inc.
Getty Images
Video Installation Credits
LOUIS ARMSTRONG
Music: West End Blues, Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, June 28, 1928, original issue: OKeh 8597, master number: 400967-B
Film: Michael Chertok
Photos: Louis Armstrong House and Archives- Queens College, Frank Driggs Collection, Herman Leonard Photography, New Emit: Chris Brown and Brett Calzada
SIDNEY BECHET
Music: Summertime, Sidney Bechet Quintet, June 8, 1939, original issue: BlueNote, master number: 533-14
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, Wiiliam P. Gottlieb, Bob Parent Photo Archive/Courtesy Dale Parent, Scott Stowell
BIX BEIDERBECKE
Music: Singin' The Blues, Frank Trumbauer Orchestra, February 4, 1927, original issue: OKeh 40772, master number: 80393-B
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, Photographs and Prints Division -Schomburg Center- The New York Public Library, Duncan P. Schiedt, Gentle & Hyers
JOHN COLTRANE
Music: A Love Supreme, John Coltrane Quartet, December 9, 1964, original issue: Impulse AS-77, master number: 90243 – 90246
Film: Historic Films Archive
Photos: William Claxton/Courtesy Demont Photo Management, Lee Friedlander/Courtesy Fraenkel Gallery- San Francisco, Don Hunstein, Francis Wolff/Courtesy of Mosaic Images, Lee Tanner/The Jazz Image, Gemma Corsano
MILES DAVIS
Music: So What, Miles Davis Sextet, March 2, 1959, original issue: album "Kind of Blue" Columbia CL 1355, master number: 62291
Film Footage: Historic Films Archive
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, Esmond Edwards, Don Hunstein
Michael Ochs Archives.com, Jan Persson Fotografi/Courtesy CTSImages, Carol Reiff/Courtesy Kati Meister, Duncan P. Schiedt, Lee Tanner/The Jazz Image
Miles Davis w/ Gil Evans photo: Don Hunstein
DUKE ELLINGTON
Rockin' in Rhythm, Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, February 1, 1963, original issue: Atlantic SD2-304
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, Herman Leonard Photography, Duncan P. Schiedt
Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn Photo: Herman Leonard Photography
DIZZY GILLESPIE
Music: BeBop, Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra, January 9, 1945, original issue: Manor 5000, master number: w1226
Film Footage: Michael Chertok
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, Herman Leonard Photography, Michael Ochs Archives.com, Chuck Stewart, Ted Williams Photography, Jorge Colombo
COLEMAN HAWKINS
Music: Body And Soul, Coleman Hawkins and His Orchestra, October 11,1939, original issue: Bluebird B-10523, master number: 042936-1
Photos: William Claxton/Courtesy Demont Photo Management, Frank Driggs Collection, Herman Leonard Photography, Charles Peterson Jazz Photo
Collection/Courtesy Don Peterson, Duncan P. Schiedt, Chuck Stewart
BILLIE HOLIDAY
Lover Man, Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra, October 4, 1944, original issue: Decca 23391, master number: 72404
Film Footage: Historic Films Archive
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, William P. Gottlieb, Don Hunstein, Herman Leonard Photography, Bob Parent Photo Archive/Courtesy Dale Parent, Gentl & Hyers
THELONIOUS MONK
Music: Brilliant Corners, Thelonious Monk Quintet, October 15, 1956, original issue: album Riverside 12-226
Film Footage: Historic Films Archive
Photos: Festival Productions, Inc., Duncan P. Schiedt, Chuck Stewart, Tim Barber
JELLY ROLL MORTON
Music: Black Bottom Stomp, Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers, Sept. 15, 1926,
original issue: Victor 20201 (orthophonic), master number: 36239-2
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, Hogan Jazz Archive- Tulane University, Jorge Colombo
CHARLIE PARKER
Music: Koko, Charlie Parker's Reboppers, November 26, 1945, original issue: Savoy 597, master number: 5853-2
Film Footage: Sequence originally filmed by Norman Granz and Gjon Mili in 1950. Released in 1997 by Norman Granz, Frank Ténot & Jacques Muyal on "Improvisation".
Photos: William Claxton/Courtesy Demont Photo Management, Frank Driggs Collection, William P. Gottlieb, Herman Leonard Photography
ART TATUM
Music: Tiger Rag, Art Tatum, March 21, 1933, original issue: Brunswick 6543 master number: 13164-A
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, William P. Gottlieb, Herman Leonard Photography, Andrew Ingalls
LESTER YOUNG
Music: Lester Leaps In, Count Basie's Kansas City Seven, September 5, 1939, original issue: Vocalion 5118, master number: 25297-2
Photos: Frank Driggs Collection, Herman Leonard Photography, Ted Williams Photography, Susan Barber
For more information contact:
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Education Department
33 West 60th Street
New York, NY 10023
Tel: 212-258-9800
Fax: 212-258-9900
Email: education@jalc.org
Web: www.jalc.org
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