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now this number, we're in oklahoma city and he's in here little rock, is it?yeah.
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... answers and she says, "oh, here's clark." and puts him on the phone.
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we start talking like we just.
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that's great.and i wanted to go visit him and do an interview for brass harold, but that never came about.
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and i said, "how old are you clark?" and he told me, and i said, "can i just do a song for you?" and.
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... over the phone. and i'll never give up that memory.right.
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... on our jazz project and the future of the work with that.so robin, if you'd like to tell us a little bit about errol?
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... what would it look like on the inside and with people and no people?
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yeah, i can't even say the word, a symphony concert.
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i didn't find any pictures of the audience.
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... in 1855 terms when these photographs were taken, real fast films really weren't very common until 1958.
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so it's all available light. so the symphony, it was lit up at that... the hall was. so i couldn't find any jazz scenes, but that's the auditorium. you might notice and.
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... that robin lays out for us. and then this is the space where this was taking place at that time.
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well, as we were researching.
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to know interpretations of these standard compositions and also his own.
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.... in the majestic orchestration.
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... in a way that he did. and i think that this is the kind of thing that you.
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... the people who were the giants of piano, his contemporaries, all respected him there. there.
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... surrounding garner. and i want to just read a quote to you if.
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... i could. so, okay. let me just pull this here. so far as pianists go.
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i guess earl has become the fastest seller on records in the world and he surely deserves his success for.
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... unknown to earl i often one small bets on him. you see, many people have the idea that he lacks technique and can not execute.
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... passages. i've been able to prove them wrong.
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garner is modern yet his style is different from bop.
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he has worked out a sound, his own doing four beats in the left-hand like a guitar.
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he often uses bass and drums, but can play alone and still promote a terrific beat.
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i like his playing for several reasons, primarily because it's original.
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and has more feeling than almost any pianist i can think of.
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... was a new concert by the sea is finally the complete concert?
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there are 11 additional songs that people have never heard before. and i think the story and the treasure.
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... hunt involved in finding the complete concert is really worth telling.
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those continued on over the years and in their special business relationship, they had a pretty cantankerous relationship with the record companies.
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so much material all in one place. usually when you go hunting treasure hunting.
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... these things are all the assets are all over the world.
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certainly lots of different libraries and tape.
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... organized. there are not only over 1700 tapes.
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there are thousands of photographs.
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there's an incredible amount of historical material about contracts.
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their relationships with their record companies.
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there's my staff on a very happy day when the tapes went to jerry at pittsburgh.
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they packed them all up and were shipped out to pittsburgh. the tapes that we found.
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and it really exists because of the work of susan rosenberg, who you can see here.
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so why don't you run through the photographs so we see the great duke ellington and there are photographs.
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we have roy eldridge here.roy eldridge, we'll make a correction.we have george [shearing 00:08:07] on the left.
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art tatum there next to errol in the middle and count basey.
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... the three that we have here. so yes,, actually this next slide, you could talk a little bit about some of these folks as well.
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... williams, eleanor roosevelt, steve allen, norman grants, gene kelly, winton marcellus, tony bennett.
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count basey, johnny carson, rosemary clooney, marvin gaye, dizzy gillespie, woody allen and clint eastwood. so these are people.
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... way. i just want to jump in. if you look at the ticket prices.
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for bird land, you see $2.50, $3, $3.75. and look who you could see for $3.75.
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... and knowing that this was a critical piece of the story and that it needs to happen this way.
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... to even to what you just said robin, about this reverting, this idea of a body of work that was initially.
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negotiated between a record company and an artist.
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... reverting back?yes.to the artist and how that plays in the context of entertainment law historically.
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... is not just great because you're finding treasures from the archive that are physical, but you also find the treasure of oral history when you start to unearth these things. and then it leads to stories like that. so thank you.
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i'll come up with all kinds of stories. if i get to sit next to this.
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we just want to make sure that you what went into.
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... making this happen this weekend and really helped us do that, thankfully. so jerry was able to play last night. well, she'll tell you a little bit about that. yeah.
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i share, so we've been working on the project to help bring erroll garner's name out, and really acknowledge what an [inaudible 00:00:16] he was through the work that you do, which is so beautiful. so we're really grateful to you for your health as well.
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thank you. it's just a privilege, to have the archive at pitt, our students are already working on it. i don't know if you want to say a little bit about-we'll talk about-
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briefly go back to the photos because-
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but we want to talk about the images that you'll see when you purchase the complete concert by the sea, and you do that later today, we have some-
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... never before seen photos, which again, thank you-
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... jim costello for finding these. he was able to through our early conversations, remember that when his uncle was photographing that night-
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... maybe some negatives and a shoe box somewhere, right. and we were talking and then later came to find out-
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... the scenes images that we don't often get to see, we have some of these as well-
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... just beautiful. and here we have arrow with jimmy lines. so we were able to see this room-
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... the other day at the sunset center. and if you would get a chance to go over and check out the sunsets, are they still have performance-
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... so we were actually able to update the cover and take a new photograph in point lobos, to show him [inaudible 00:01:32] a very beautiful place-
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... to come to, be able to visit there. and now we have a new model as well-
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... and i'm sure the panelists will be happy to answer them. cool. yes.
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so with robin kelly being so thoroughly immersed in polonius monk, i want to know what rob-
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fabulous panel. great follow up to last night's wonderful concert. thank-
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and also like steve mentioned, just to add to that. martha had wanted to put out the rest of the show-
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and as you listened to these new attracts that are being offered, everyone is fantastic. there's not-
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everything is just amazing.
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i would agree with lester young, who said-
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... "if you don't know the lyrics, you can't play the song."
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i sure believed that [earl ghana 00:02:33] needed his implicitly-
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that's just one example. my favorite track i'll remember april-
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check out those lyrics by patricia johnson, at about an affair, but ended happily-
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are really deep and informative.when you're [inaudible 00:02:52]
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hi. what a great concert last night, i'm really glad to-
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my father happened to be a big collector of jazz albums, and i'm really happy that i came across this album when i heard-
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... and i came across some other versions as well. and what struck me with the panelists' conversation here, especially when you say it that mr. garner won us a case. and i looked up a lot-
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... of things about erroll garner alive many months ago, because i like reading a rhythm randy western book. i read the billie holiday book, a fats waller and-
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... because you get so much history in that. but i didn't know anything about this with eric garner. so my question is-
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... sees of any sales today. does his estate collect any royalties off of any of his music-
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amazon? no, go to, it's on the simon and schuster, basically-
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ms. allen. i've met you once at the catalina bar & grill, love you. that's all i can say.thank you.
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there's the royalties that are coming in from the sale of his music. and that's being used to create this project to create this work.
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i want to just acknowledge my father, who may be out in the audience.
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we had a ride recently to, from oakland to san ramon and we were playing earl garner's music-
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... and he was so excited, remembering the melodies and singing throughout the whole thing. and it was just a fantastic moment. he says-
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... erroll garner's, one of his favorites of all time. and i just want to thank him because he's the one that brought music to me-
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check out the archive, listen to the music and the cd and just stay in touch because we're going to be doing a lot more with the archive and the music. thank you
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jazz, music and archival information-
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... the west coast and people are able to-
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... from the library. so hopefully you will give-
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... them as much as you can. they have a good collection from duke ellington, the san ramon, california. the library is a valueless asset to jazz, because-
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