The History of Jazz (94 page)

“Chelsea Bridge,” 172, 175

Chernoff, John Miller, 9

“Cherokee,” 188, 218, 238–39, 245

Cherry, Don, 201, 276, 281, 313, 324, 377

Chevalier, Maurice, 121

Chiaroscuro (record label), 347

Chicago

AACM, 358–361

Jazz Age, the, 71–80

jazz players, Swing Era, 137

“Chicago,” 161

“A Child Is Born,” 249

“Children of the Night,” 291

Childs, Billy, 371

“Chill of Death, The,” 299, 302

Chilton, John, 166

“Chimes Blues,” 49

“China Boy,” 75

Chocolate Dandies, the, 107, 109, 140

Christensen, Sigfre, 35

Christian, Charlie, 143, 144, 162, 164, 189

“Christopher Columbus,” 132

Christy, June, 245

Churchill, Winston, 50

Cincotti, Peter, 375

City of Glass
, 310

Civil Rights Act, 190

Clancy, William D., 240
n
24

“Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie,” 155

“Clarinetitis,” 72

Clark, Sonny, 284, 295

Clarke, Donald, 166

Clarke, Kenny, 153, 196, 197, 200, 224, 259, 267

Clarke, Stanley, 328

classic blues, 15–19 (
see also
blues music)

clave rhythm, 206

Clay, Sonny, 148

Clayton, Buck, 154

“Cleopatra’s Dream,” 219

Cline, Nels, 380

“Clothed Woman, The,” 178

Clown, The
, 299

Club Kentucky, 113, 116

C melody saxophone, 104

Cobb, Arnett, 312

Cobb, Oliver, 148

Code Noir, 32

Cohen, Avishai, 380

Cohn, Al, 242

Cole, Nat King, 164, 232, 233, 374

Cole, Richie, 216

Coleman, Earl, 203

Coleman, Ornette, 201, 260, 281, 282, 284, 285, 291, 303, 310–23, 316, 317
n
6, 350, 351, 378

Collier, James Lincoln, 201
n
5, 296–97, 297
n
21

color tones, 163

Coltrane, John, 97, 180, 225–26, 246, 261, 269–71, 273, 276–80, 322, 351, 363, 379

Coltrane, Ravi, 378

Columbia Graphophone, 67

Columbia (record label), 356 (
see also
CBS
and
Sony)

Combelle, Alix, 383

Come Away with Me
, 374

“Come Sunday,” 182

Commentaries on Living
, 279

“Con Alma,” 188

Concert by the Sea
, 232, 234

“Concerto for Billy the Kid,” 271

Concerto for Clarinet
, 129, 140

Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra
, 129

“Concerto for Cootie,” 144, 176, 179

Concerto Jazz a Mine
, 93

Concierto de Aranjuez
, 270

Concord (record label), 347

Condon, Eddie, 69, 74, 255

“Confirmation,” 188

Congo Square, 3–5

dances in, 4

Congo Square
, 353

Connick, Harry, Jr., 64, 354

Conquistador
, 319

“Construction Gang,” 58

Contrasts
, 129, 143

Cook, Will Marion, 54, 101, 159

Cooke, Doc, 62

cool jazz, 242, 253–67

Miles Davis and, 256–58

“Copenhagen,” 54

Copland, Aaron, 129

Corea, Chick, 275, 306, 328–29, 376

“Cornet Chop Suey,” 59

Cosmic Tones for Mental Therapy
, 246

Cotton Club, the, 116–25

“Cotton Tail,” 171, 176, 193, 229

Counce, Curtis, 263

“Countdown,” 276

country blues, 13–15 (
see also
blues music)

Coward, Noel, 160

“Crazy Blues,” 16, 103

Creath, Charlie, 148

Creole Jazz Band, 44, 46–49, 53, 58–59, 67

“Creole Love Call,” 75, 114

“Creole Rhapsody,” 123

Creoles of color.
See
black Creoles

“Crescendo in Blue,” 171

Criss, Sonny, 262

“Criss Cross,” 223

“Cro-Magnon Nights,” 228

Crosby, Bing, 64, 66, 79, 85

Crosby, Bob, 137

Crouch, Stanley, 352

“Cubana Be, Cubana Bop,” 206

Cuban Fire
, 245

Cullum, Jamie, 375

culture

African American, 101

Harlem, 91

Latin-Catholic, 6

mixture of, 5–7

West Africa, 9

Cumbia & Jazz Fusion
, 303

Cyr, Johnny St., 30, 40, 41, 58

Cyrille, Andrew, 320

“Daahoud,” 287

“Dalvatore Sally,” 238

Dameron, Tadd, 204, 205, 267, 286, 290

“Dance of the Octopus,” 80

“Dancin’ Fool,” 333

Dancing in Your Head
, 317

Darensbourg, Joe, 82

Dark Laughter
, 116

Darrell, R. D., 122

“Davenport Blues,” 78

Davenport Chronicle
, 68

Davis, Eddie “Lockjaw,” 204, 247, 293

Davis, Francis, 352

Davis, Miles, 57, 169, 202, 202
n
6, 205, 207–9, 209
n
10, 215, 225, 230, 234, 270, 273, 293, 297, 298, 298
n
22, 303, 305–6, 326–28, 334–35, 348, 351, 352

cool jazz and, 256–58, 256
n
1, 257
n
3, 267–72, 267
n
6

performance at Newport Jazz Festival, 268

“Daydream,” 172

A
Day in the Life
, 296

“Dead Man Blues,” 40

Dean, James, 73

Death and Transfiguration
, 298

“Deception,” 258

Dee Gee (record label), 212

“Deep Purple,” 140

DeFranco, Buddy, 239

DeJohnette, Jack, 285, 339

de Koenigswarter, Baroness Pannonica, 214, 227

Delaunay, Charles, 159

“Delilah,” 287

Delta blues, 13, 14

Deluxe Melody Boys, the, 149

Derivations for Clarinet and Band
, 129

“Desafinado,” 261

DeSare, Tony, 375

“Descent into the Maelstrom,” 231, 310

Desmond, Paul, 235, 256, 266, 362

Detroit Creative Musicians Association, the, 358

“Detroit style,” 221

“Devil’s Holiday,” 108

“Dewey Square,” 210

“Dexterity,” 210

Dial (record label), 202–203, 210

Dialogue
, 297

Dickerson, Carroll, 61–62

“Dickie’s Dream,” 164

“Dicty Blues,” 106

“Digression,” 310

“Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue,”

170–71, 181

“Dipper Mouth Blues,” 48–49

disintermediation, 370–71

Dixieland, 254

“Dixieland Band, The,” 134

Dixie Syncopators, 50

“Dizzy Atmosphere,” 201, 207

“Django,” 260

“Djangology,” 161

Dodds, Warren “Baby,” 31, 41, 43

Dodds, Charles, 14

Dodds, Johnny, 41, 43, 46, 58, 60

Dodds, Julia Major, 14

Doggett, Bill, 294

“Doggin’ Around,” 153

Dollison, Julia, 376

Dolphy, Eric, 280–82, 292, 301

“Donna Lee,” 188, 207, 209, 330

“Do Nothin’ till You Hear from Me,” 179

“Don’t Blame Me,” 135

“Don’t Explain,” 168

“Don’t Get Around Much Anymore,” 178

“Don’t Know Why,” 374

“Don’t Worry, Be Happy,” 376

Dorham, Kenny, 207, 287–88

Dorsey, Jimmy, 83, 131, 137–39

Dorsey, Tommy, 83, 96, 131, 137–39, 195

dotted eighth note, 187

Douglas, Dave, 365, 370

Downbeat
, 42, 145, 162, 190, 201, 225–26, 237, 243–44, 314, 319, 345

“Down Hearted Blues,” 17

“Dream Lullaby,” 108

Drew, Kenny, 221

“Drop Me Off in Harlem,” 239

Drum(s), 11, 106, 133, 150, 196, 277

“Drum Boogie,” 266

A
Drum Is a Woman
, 181

“Ducky Wucky,” 121

Dudley, Bessie, 123

Dufty, Bill, 170

Duplicates
, 143

Durham, Eddie, 124, 151–52

“Dusk,” 175

Dusk, Matt, 375

Duster
, 342

Dutrey, Honore, 46, 49

Dutrey, Sam, 47

“Early Autumn,” 242, 260

“Early Every Morn,” 55

Early to Bed
, 96

East Coasting
, 299

“East Saint Louis Toodle-oo,” 114

“Eat That Chicken,” 301

Ebony Concerto
, 238, 241, 311

Eckstine, Billy, 64, 192, 198–99, 203, 238, 288

ECM (record label), 338–39, 342

Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, 363

Edison, Harry “Sweets,” 154, 169

Ed Sullivan Show, The
, 139

Edwards, Altevia, 220

Edwards, Eddie, 36

Edwards, Teddy, 163, 262

Eicher, Manfred, 338

Eldridge, Roy, 64, 99, 102, 105, 109, 140, 163, 195–97, 212, 345

Elektra (record label), 364

Elias, Eliane, 276

Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook
, 346

Elling, Kurt, 375

Ellington, Daisy Kennedy, 111

Ellington, Duke, 25, 40, 56, 66, 84, 90, 92, 93, 95, 99–100, 102, 119–21, 123, 125, 128, 130, 146, 163, 189, 206, 216, 229, 232, 239, 278, 338, 345, 346 (
see also
Swing Era)

early career, 110–16

famous recordings, 174–75

health problems, 182–83

middle period and later works, 170–83

performances, 171–72

Ellington, James Edward, 111

“Ellington sound,” 115

Ellis, Dave, 380

Ellison, Ralph, 63, 144

Elman, Ziggy, 141

“Embraceable You,” 210

“Emotion Modulation,” 316

Empty Foxhole, The
, 317

Empyrean Isles
, 304

Encyclopedia of Jazz
, 100

“end of ideology,” 377

“Epistrophy,” 224

Eps, George Van, 133

Escalator over the Hill
, 359