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Metadata
Title |
Live from Monterey |
Object # |
2020.2.94.3 C |
Object Name |
Record, 33 1/3 RPM |
Date |
1977- 1979 |
Creator / Author |
Ketchikan High School Jazz Ensemble |
Description |
Ketchikan High School Jazz Ensemble vinyl records in cardboard sleeve. A. Record with sides 1 and 4 B. Record with sides 2 and 3 C. Sleeve On the inside sleeve is a description of the performances: "In June of 1978, the Kayhi Jazz Ensemble appeared on stage in Monterey Peninsula College Theatre, performing as 'Guest Band' in the California High School Jazz Festival Competition. The object of the festival is to select the top jazz ensemble in the state from among those outstanding bands who have won festivals elsewhere earlier in the ear. Of the thirty-some bands who qualify to audition each year, ten or eleven bands are chosen for this final competition, with the winning group repeating their performance in the prestigious Monterey Jazz Festival in the Fall. Professional Musicians from Southern California served as judges on Saturday and performed a jazz concert on Friday Evening. Their 45-minute set was followed by the Kayhi Jazz Ensemble performance, during which alto saxophonist Gary Foster was featured with the band. On Saturday, the Kayhi musicians played another 40-minute program after the final competing group, while the adjudicators reached their decisions. The Ketchikan appearance in the festival was the first time an outside group had appeared in the eleven year history of the festival and ours was the only group to perform twice during the event. You will hear in these recordings a sample of what we did during these two action-packed days, including audience reaction to our performances. What may show through also is some of the enthusiasm and excitement generated by the opportunity to hear the other fine musicians perform, to share our music with such an appreciative and knowledgeable audience, to experience Monterey, Yosemite and San Francisco, and to share all of the associated joys of our trip together." The cover art features an abstract art design in yellow, orange, and red. Text on the front of the cardboard sleeve reads, "LIVE FROM MONTEREY...AND THEN SOME!/ KETCHIKAN HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ ENSEMBLE/ ROY McPHERSON, Director." On the inside of the sleeve is a photograph of the band, lists of band members from 1977 to 1979 and track listings from 1978 to 1979. Side 1: Track 1. Wind Machine composed by Sammy Nestico Paul Freer, tenor saxophone and Mark Lynne, drums (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Track 2. The Summer of '42 arranged by Tommy Newsome Bill Freer, alto saxophone (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Track 3. Time for a Change composed by Hank Levy Ray Matiashowski, flugelhorn and Paul Freer, tenor saxophone (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Track 4. F.M. composed by Lyle Mays Leslie Johnson, piano; Ray Matiashowski, flugelhorn; Bill Freer, flute (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Side 2: Track 1. Let's Eat Cactus composed by Gordon Goodwin Rick Meyer, bass guitar and Steve Johannes, drums (Recorded at music festival, 1979) Track 2. Skylark arranged by Al Cobine Mark Thynes, trombone; Jody Gilbert, saxophone; Joe Roberts, trumpet (Recorded at music festival, 1979) Track 3. Warp Factor composed by Lyle Mays Don Loughman, fluegelhorn and Jody Gilbert, alto saxophone (Recorded at music festival, 1979) Side 3: Track 1. Turquoise composed by Sanford Kelly Ray Matiashowski, flugelhorn and Mark Thynes, trombone (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Track 2. In My Life composed by Don Schamber Leslie Johnson, piano and Eric Dawkins, trombone (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Track 3. Tribute to Cannonball composed by Emil Palame Jody Gilbert, alto saxophone (Recorded at fall jazz concert, 1978) Track 4. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight composed by Lyle Mays Leslie Johnson, piano; Steve Ohlson, tenor saxophone; John Long, guitar; Steve Johannes, drums (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Side 4: Track 1. Chief's Blues composed by Rich Shanklin Jody Gilbert, alto saxophone and Mark Lynne, drums (Recorded at fall jazz concert, 1978) Track 2. Broken Promise composed by Paul Clark Jody Gilbert, alto saxophone (Recorded in Monterey, 1978) Track 3. You're the One arranged by Carl Strommen Saree Gregory, piano; John Long, guitar; Paul Freer, tenor saxophone; Matt Star, drums; Doug Hobbs, trumpet (Recorded at music festival, 1979) Track 4. Primal Pulse composed by Jerry Grant Doug Hobbs, trumpet and Steve Johannes, drums (Recorded at fall jazz concert, 1978) |
Recording Label |
N/A |
Recording media |
78 rpm |
People |
McPherson, Roy Freer, Bill Gilbert, Jody Ohlson, Steve Freer, Paul Seguritan, Alex Matiashowski, Ray Hobbs, Doug Loughman, Don Lyshol, Julie Dawkins, Eric Thynes, Mark Hendrickson, Noel Sims, Tina Struthers, Cathy Johnson, Leslie Long, John Meyer, Rick Johannes, Steve Lynne, Mark Antonsen, Tia Ludwick, Julie Sykes, Vicki Seguritan, Alex Roberts, Joe Orbistondo, John Davis, Glenn Klein, Ed Gregory, Saree Starr, Matt Morrelli, Greg |
Search Terms |
Music Band Concert Ketchikan High School Ketchikan High School Jazz Ensemble Monterey, California |
Credit line |
Ketchikan Museums, KM 2020.2.94.3 A-C |