Marvin Stamm And The Russians

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Trumpeter and flugelhornist Marvin Stamm just spent a few days at the Brubeck Institute in Stockton, California. While he was there, he worked with jazz musicians visiting the institute from Russia.  

Conley.jpgRifftides reader Paul Conley of radio station KXJZ in Sacramento (pictured) also visited, He aired a story about the encounter on National Public Radio's Morning Edition. To listen to Conley's report, click here.

November 19, 2008 1:05 AM | | Comments (3)

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Thanks Paul, I'm happy that you found my correction useful. Not too many American jazz musicians of DBQ range have visited the Soviet Union before 1990, so we in Russia keep a pretty extensive log of their rare appearances on Soviet scene!

Thank you very much, Cyril, for the correction. I was confusing the DBQ's Russia tour with the groundbreaking tour of Poland, Turkey, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. that took place twenty years earlier in 1958.

I made the change to the story's introduction.

Congratulations on your successful nominations of Andrey, Roman, and the two Pavel's. They are excellent musicians and terrific guys. I enjoyed meeting them.

Good story, except that Brubeck's first visit to Russia was in 1978, not 1958.

I'm proud for the guys -- it was I who nominated them to participate in the Open World program.

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