European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 11, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday. June 11, 1980 the stars and stripes Page 19 Switzerland Host for Marathon jazz festival Ivy of the Marathon jazz festivals in Europe is -.i. Mon Tux Switzerland International jazz festival  or presenting its 14th edition from july 4-20. Shile the festival keeps the word jazz in its title the organizers seem Bent this year As they have in the past several years to include the Joe Weisel s types of music that will attract a larger audience than a pure jazz festival would. Included among the jazz artists scheduled to perform at the Casino on the shores of Lake Geneva Are practitioners of Rock Funk ska reggae and other types of More commercial music. The setting of this affair is Worth the trip alone. Monteux is the Centrepiece of what is popularly called Switzerland s Riviera directly on Lake Geneva and sur rounded by the Alps. The concerts take place nightly at 8 . In the Ultra modern Casino auditorium and free concerts Are presented daily on the Casino s Terrace. A swimming Pool is adjacent to the building and the Ter race concerts May be attended in bathing suits. I attended the festival in 1976 and that year campers were allowed to pitch their tents directly on the Casino grounds at Sundown removing them in the morning As a Concession to maintaining the Beauty of the area. It seemed a great scene for Young backpackers and Camp ers with much guitar playing and socializing happening near the seawall behind the Casino among the campers. And the Casino s sanitary facilities were freely used by the alfresco visitors during the daytime hours i Haven t received any information on ticket prices yet but the schedule of performances Are As follows Friday. July 4 Marathon Santana. A Alurdas july 5 Brazil Imo baby Conuelo pm Cotta Papua dam. A re ban. 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Sis Woholo Well jazz Jammer Art Blakey Tore information is available by contacting Monteux International jazz festival . Box 97, Cii-1820 Mon Treux Tel 021 613384. Garden jazz the Garden of the National gallery a Lions Eal cric in Berlin Al potsdamer Strassl so is the locale for a concert featuring the Bennie Wallace Trio and guitarist Kenny Burrell s Trio on Friday june 13 at 6 . With Tenor saxophonist Wallace will be bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Billy Hart. Admission Price is 10 Marks and tickets May be ordered from the office of r. Schulle Barrenberg Hardenber str. 12 Tel 313 2008 or at ticket agencies throughout the City. Tickets Are also sold at the door on the evening of performance. Birthday jazz i returned from the festival in Bern Switzer land several weeks ago to find that Tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin had sent some records just in time to be a Surprise birthday gift for the old jazz talker Don t ask me mow old. The Griffs latest recording Bush dance Gxy-5126is one of them and it has Cedar Wilton on piano George Freeman playing guitar Sam Jones at the Bass Albert Heath on Drums and Kenneth Nash handling the percussion and congas. The first track is a completely unique treatment of dizzy Gilles pie s a night in Tunisia and the title track is an inter Esting Stop time Griffin original. Side two opens with Griffs the James Are coming with the ten Orist in Fine form throughout. Two of the other los Johnny Griffin live in Tokyo and the Little giant revisited Rj-7160 and Rj-7405 respectively were recorded live at a concert in Tokyo in april 1976. In the group with the Tenor master Are pianist Horace parian mad Vinding on Bass and Art Taylor on Drums. Tracks on live include the Oscar Hammerstein Jerome Kern favorite All the things you Are Griffin s when we were one and . John son s wee. Giant has Gershwin s the Man i love on the a Side and Johnny s soft & furry on the flip. Both records Are outstanding examples of Griffs Tenor work with some Fine parian piano included. And Taylors proves his heritage As one of the founders of the Bop school of drumming with several excellent solos. The spontaneity of the live setting adds to the excitement of these two discs. All three arc highly recommended. He lost three elections the Home folks Don t mind new York times Ralph Stanley one of the most celebrated Blu grass ban joists in the world has los three straight elections in his Home county i Southwest Virginia including a setback last no vember. Perhaps the voters in Dickinson county arc trying to Tell him that if he had won the election for county clerk or any of the two he lost for county commissioner he might have been too Busy holding meetings to give them his highly personal Banjo sound. Stanley is famous for his particular sound often de scribed As eerie by people who follow Bluegrass music. He grew up playing the Banjo in a claw Hammer style with the fingernails and the top Knuckles of his right hand rather than with fingertips and a Fla pick As most other ban joists do. His High Lenor voice and the intricate mix of his five Clinch Mountain boys produce sound that represents the lense convoluted Coal mountains where Stanley was bom raised and resides today. None of the Clinch Moun Tain boys plays be mandolin a Staple of most Blu grass bands. Only flail and Scruggs and Bill Monroe s Blu grass boys have Ever equated the popularity of the Stanley sound which has survived the Early deaths of Ralph Stanley s brother Carter in 1966 and the guitarist Roy Lee centers in 1974. The Stanley sound derived from Southwest Virginia deep in the Clinch mountains where Carter and Ralph Stanley were members of a family of 10 children. Ralph Learned the claw Hammer Banjo from his Mother on the family farm near Mcclure a. The two Brothers two years apart in ape. Joined the farm and fun time show on radio station Cyb in Bristol a. After world War ii and began making re Cord and touring even before the term Bluegrass be came popular. But later the Brothers were soon lumped " 0 the luf grass category even though they forsook the mandolin and emphasized the guitar As a Lead t"18/ could pack a lot of grief into a rendition of rank Ranger a lament about displaced lives or shout Lulu an instrumental but the key Clement was always an emotional simplicity. It s so simple it s hard curly Ray clone the fiddler once put it. It s got to be perfect timing and it s got to be straight. You can add a Little something to Bill Mon Roe s style but it seems that if you add to Ralph a it throws you  without worrying too much about labels the Stanley Brothers Carter played rhythm guitar toured All Over the United states and Europe in the i950 a with Carter serving As the creative if somewhat unpredictable Force Carter died of a heart attack in 1966 and was buried on the family farm. For some time there was doubt if the band would survive but Ralph pulled together a few older players and some younger musicians from the seemingly endless Supply of appalachian youths who Sec More sense in picking a set of strings than moving Coal a few Hundred Yards below Clinch Mountain. One of the Stanley regulars has done both. Clinic earned his Gravelly voice one shift at a Lime. He suffers from Black lung a disease that Means he was breathing More Coal dust than air Back in his mining Days. Junior Blankenship the Lead guitarist is a successor to Roy Lee centers who was shot and killed by a Deputy sheriff in a Brawl near Jackson ky., in 1974 the sheriff was later acquitted. Also on hand will be Jack Cooke who plays Bass and Charlie Sizemore who plays rhythm guitar. The Stanley band is one of the most frequently booked bands in the country but it makes no Road commitments for the last week in May when the Ralph Stanley Blue grass festival is held on the family farm a four Day Bluegrass Binge. When he is not off playing Blu grass shows Stanley who is in his Early 50"s lives with his wife and three children Ages i 7 and 9 in a modern Brick Home in Coeburn a. Although a Democrat in a traditionally democratic county he has lost three elections in the last six years. Jimmy Stanley his wife a native of Kentucky says she feels he s done Good but not Good  Tony award winners announced k a. Re i Fly a of dil. Decl Pait or associated press he Tony award winners for Broadway s 1979-Ko season were announced in new York sunday night at the Mark la Clinger theater. They arc Best play Mark Mcadoff children of a lesser god Best musical eufa Best actor play John Rubens twin children of a lesser god Besl actress play Phyllis Frolich children of a lesser god Best actor musical Jim Dale Barnum and Best actress musical Patti Lupone Elia. Other awards were Best direction play. Vivian mat Alon. Morning s Al seven Besl direction. Musical Harold Prince Evita Best musical score Tim Rice an Drew Lloyd Webber Evita Best musical Book Tim Rice Ettla Best featured actor. Play David rounds morning s at seven Best featured actress play Dinah Manoff / ought to be in pictures Best featured a Lor musical Mandy Putin in Evita and Best featured actress musical Priscilla Lopez a Flay in Hollywood a night in the Ukraine. Also for Best choreography Tommy tune and Tho Mic Walsh. A Day in Hollywood. A night in the Ukraine Best Scenic design tie John Lee Beally Talley s Folly and David Mitchell Barnum Best cos Tumes Taconi v. Aldredge Barnum Besl lighting David ller Scy Evita and Best revival morning s at seven. Special Tony awards for achievement in theater also went to Helen Hayes actors theater of Louisville ky., and to the goods cd opera House East Haddam conn., with a Surprise award Given Mary Tyler Moore who made her Broadway debut this season playing a crippled sculptress in whose life is it anyway