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Les Tomkins talks to the American jazz tenor saxophonist and Academy Award-nominated actor Dexter twice in 1962. In the first of these two interviews he describes being part of a musical revolution and talks about his early jazz collaborations with Art Blakey, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong and others.
11 de mar. de 2018 · As he explains in the following interview with Chuck Berg which appeared in the February 10, 1977 issue of Downbeat magazine, a variety of factors came together in the early 1960s which influenced him to leave the USA for Europe where Dexter ultimately took up residence in Copenhagen.
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Slideshow with Dexter Gordon interview.Performance in Holland, 1964 of What's New.
Dexter tells his life story
27 de nov. de 2018 · The late saxophonist Dexter Gordon is the subject of a new biography written by his wife Maxine Gordon. Dexter Gordon was a bebop prodigy in the 1940s, was sidelined by drugs in the '50s.
22 de jun. de 1972 · Archives Jazz History According To DownBeat. Transcontinental Tenorist: Dexter Gordon. Dexter Gordon , Classic Interview. By Jenny Armstrong |Published June 22, 1972. Dexter Gordon (1923–1990) (Photo: Rob Bogaerts/National Archives of the Netherlands)