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62 蒙特里爵士音乐节特辑发行 New CD Features Best of Monterey Jazz Festival Doug Levine Washington 17 Jul 2001 05:59 UTC Its not quite like being there, but having a dozen 1)vintage 2)tunes from this world-famous jazz festival at the push of a 3)button might be the next best thing. At the 1970 Monterey Jazz Festival Duke Ellington introduced 4)trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie as one of the great 5)symbols of the sound, an Emperor of the Realm of the Horn. Dizzy, hitting all the high notes on this performance of Two Bass Hit with the Buddy Rich 6)Orchestra, was probably the most 7)cherished of all Monterey Jazz stars. The James Joyce of Jive, Jon Hendricks with Cole Porters All of You recorded at the Monterey Jazz Festival in 1966. Monterey has been very good to Hendricks. Its where he 8)premiered his groundbreaking 9)epic play Evolution of the Blues. Monterey Jazz 10)debuted in 1958. The earliest jazz festival actually began in Newport, Rhode Island, four years earlier. But because Newport missed a few years, Monterey is considered the worlds longest-running jazz festival. And with names like Louis Armstrong, Dave Brubeck, Miles Davis and Gerry Mulligan, Monterey became the 11)destination for serious jazz lovers. The Jimmy Giuffre Three performs Doxie, featuring Jimmy Giuffre on 12)tenor saxophone, Jim Hall on guitar and Bob Brookmeyer on trombone. That comes from a rare October performance at the Monterey Jazz Festival in 1958. Tenor saxman Johnny Griffin appeared on Montereys main stage 20 years later with The Jampfs Are Coming, recorded September 17, 1978. Under the direction of current General Manager Tim Jackson, the Monterey Jazz Festival continues to expand its 13)horizons. This year, fans can expect the usual offering of new and established acts, as well as a special 75th birthday tribute to Miles Davis and John Coltrane. In addition, the Dave Holland Big Band will premier a new work 14)commissioned by the fes