460
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(MUSIC.) COLTRANE, JOHN.
Eight bars of original music for 2nd alto,
in Coltrane’s hand * with an original 9 x 6
1
⁄
4
inch silver print photograph of
Coltrane by Jean-Pierre Leloir.
The paper on which the music is written is Coltrane’s
own “Jowcol” music paper.
SHOULD BE SEEN
.
Vp, vd
[1,500/2,500]
Working in the be-bop and hard bop idioms early in his career, John Coltrane (1926-1967)
helped pioneer the use of modal scales in jazz and later was in the forefront of free-form jazz.
He was astonishingly prolific, making about fifty recordings, as a leader during his career, and
appearing as a side-man on countless other recordings, notably with Miles Davis, Thelonius
Monk and others. Provenance: Private collector, acquired at the Guernsey, Jazz sale, February,
2005. The music paper bears a small “Jowcol” stamp from that sale, verifying its authenticity.
459
462
461
461
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(MUSIC.) DAVIS, MILES.
Apollo
Theatre Proudly Presents Jazz, Miles
Davis . . . March 13, 1958.
Poster, 21
7
⁄
8
x
13
7
⁄
8
inches; some light rubbing.
[Place, date.]
[1,000/1,500]
A RARE SURVIVAL OF AN EARLY APOLLO
THEATRE APPEARANCE
.
Miles Davis (1926-
1991), was only thirty-two when he played
this solo concert at the Apollo. He had played
there earlier, in 1955 when the Apollo began
its “Showtime at the Apollo” series that fea-
tured a simulcast radio concert..
462
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(MUSIC—RHYTHM AND
BLUES.)
DOMINO,
ANTOINE
DOMINIQUE “FATS.”
Municipal
Aud. 8 PM Fri Dec. 4th. Fats
Domino.
Poster 22
3
⁄
4
x 17
1
⁄
2
inches.
Nashville, circa 1955-1960
[400/600]
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