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The Real Ambassadors is a jazz musical written by Dave and Iola Brubeck that addressed racism in America, the music business, and the power of music to bring people together. The jazz musical pointed out the absurdity of segregation and makes the case that artists and jazz musicians are the best and "real" ambassadors to demonstrate a nation's ...
5. Apr. 2020 · The Real Ambassadors, book by lola Brubeck, music by Dave Brubeck, lyrics by lola and Dave Brubeck, premiered on September 23, 1962, at the Monterey Jazz Festival in Monterey, California, with the following cast: Louis Armstrong, Dave Brubeck, Carmen McRae, lola Brubeck. Trummy Young.
- Steven Cerra
Real Ambassadors. CD. Label: Poll Winners, 1961. Bestellnummer: 1866694. Erscheinungstermin: 18.5.2012. + Carmen McRae, Trummy Young, Eugene Wright & Irving Manning u.a. Das Original Album The Real Ambassadors (Columbia OS2250) war die erste und einzige Kollaboration zwischen Dave Brubeck und Louis Armstrong.
23. Sept. 2022 · Listen. Sasha Khokha. Sep 23, 2022. Save Article. Taking a break during their daylong rehearsal at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco a week before the premiere of 'The Real Ambassadors' are (left to right) Trummy Young, Carmen McRae, Louis Armstrong, Dave Lambert and Yolande Bavan.
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- Host, The California Report Magazine
Performers included Dave Brubeck and his band (including bassist Gene Wright and drummer Joe Morello, but not including saxophonist Paul Desmond); Louis Armstrong and his band (including trombonist Trummy Young, drummer Danny Barcelona, bassist Irving Manning, clarinetist Joe Darensbourg, and pianist Billy Kyle,); vocalese group ...
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22. Juli 2022 · A new book by Keith Hatschek, also called The Real Ambassadors (University Press of Mississippi), tells the frustrating but briefly triumphant story of the musical’s creation.
Trummy Young (in 1961) trumpet: Louis Armstrong (in 1961) vocals: Louis Armstrong (in 1961), Lambert, Hendricks & Ross (US vocal jazz trio) (in 1961) and Trummy Young (in 1961) recording of: Cultural Exchange (in 1961) lyricist: Iola Brubeck composer: Dave Brubeck
