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Concerto for Cootie

Concerto for Cootie

Steven C. Bowie

UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MISSISSIPPI
2025
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Jazz legend Cootie Williams left home to start his career as a professional musician at the age of fifteen. In 1940, after eleven years as one of the major soloists with the Duke Ellington orchestra, Williams was lured away to the band of Benny Goodman, one of the most popular bands in the country. At the time, it was a controversial move—it was still taboo for African Americans to share the bandstand with white people. Current references to the move usually reduce it to a song written by Raymond Scott, "When Cootie Left the Duke." In reality, it was a seismic event. The Black press predicted Black bands would collapse from raids on their ranks. White musicians were afraid they would be put out of work. And the white press stirred up visions of Black musicians mixing with white women in the new landscape of integrated orchestras. The twenty years trumpeter Williams spent as a band leader (1942-1962) have been covered in only the barest of details. His involvement in politics and the civil rights movement have not been detailed before. An astute talent scout, Williams and his band launched the careers of Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, Earl "Bud" Powell, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, and Pearl Bailey. He also was the first to record the music of a young Thelonious Monk, using two of Monk's compositions ("Epistrophy" and "‘Round Midnight") as theme songs for his band. Steven C. Bowie respectfully tells Williams’s story, from his Alabama ancestry onward, including many new details rediscovered from the historical archives of the African American press and those gleaned from the author’s interviews with his friends and colleagues.
Concerto for Cootie

Concerto for Cootie

Steven C. Bowie

UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MISSISSIPPI
2025
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Jazz legend Cootie Williams left home to start his career as a professional musician at the age of fifteen. In 1940, after eleven years as one of the major soloists with the Duke Ellington orchestra, Williams was lured away to the band of Benny Goodman, one of the most popular bands in the country. At the time, it was a controversial move—it was still taboo for African Americans to share the bandstand with white people. Current references to the move usually reduce it to a song written by Raymond Scott, "When Cootie Left the Duke." In reality, it was a seismic event. The Black press predicted Black bands would collapse from raids on their ranks. White musicians were afraid they would be put out of work. And the white press stirred up visions of Black musicians mixing with white women in the new landscape of integrated orchestras. The twenty years trumpeter Williams spent as a band leader (1942-1962) have been covered in only the barest of details. His involvement in politics and the civil rights movement have not been detailed before. An astute talent scout, Williams and his band launched the careers of Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, Earl "Bud" Powell, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, and Pearl Bailey. He also was the first to record the music of a young Thelonious Monk, using two of Monk's compositions ("Epistrophy" and "‘Round Midnight") as theme songs for his band. Steven C. Bowie respectfully tells Williams’s story, from his Alabama ancestry onward, including many new details rediscovered from the historical archives of the African American press and those gleaned from the author’s interviews with his friends and colleagues.
Who'll Stop the Rain

Who'll Stop the Rain

Steven C. Ames

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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The conflict between society's "Haves" and "Have-nots" is not based on race, sex, religion or other excuses provided by men and women with agendas. It is based on each person's ability to master knowledge & technology, then profit from it. Many Americans are not given equal opportunity to acquire that knowledge--but that is a political decision made by our elected representatives. Since they are chosen by us, "we the people" share the blame. The same technology that changed all our lives and created so much wealth can and will be taken away in the blink of an eye, thereby turning the world upside down in an instant. This story is about life after technology and how it will affect everyday Americans. The story is fiction but the outcome could be inevitable. Those who now rule may very well become the ruled.
Physical Literacy 12 Steps Pledge Ambassadorship: I Dance for Physical Literacy 12 Steps

Physical Literacy 12 Steps Pledge Ambassadorship: I Dance for Physical Literacy 12 Steps

Steven C. McCartney

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Physical Literacy 12 Steps Pledge Ambassadorship is the passport that connects a path (the yellow brick road to health and fitness) for readers young and old: Or fit and unfit with 12 proven strategies according to scientific based research and national health and fitness objectives to learn how to workout smarter, stay healthier, reduce health disparities and build a healthier community globally. The rhythmic and metaphor of dance provides the vehicle in which the reader becomes engaged in the environment in which we live. Reading this educational and instructional tool can provide new understanding for young teen readers and adults by introducing 12 various topics on total health and fitness for personal best. In addition this book includes an Ambassador Certificate, Glossary, Total Fitness Chart, and Assessment Quiz. Rather than a get-fit-quick scheme, the Physical Literacy 12-Step Pledge Ambassadorship focuses on a lifetime of healthy behaviors and activities and is geared toward both the fit and the unfit. Whether children encounter the program in school physical education programs, at home, or during an extracurricular activity, they will discover something much larger than themselves. They will discover their ability to hone different aspects of their everyday lives in order to become healthy and stay healthy in both body and mind. The plan described within the Book is practical and completely attainable despite anyone's current lifestyle. It was designed to be concrete, positive and completely inclusive with a number of goals that can be reached and celebrated over time. Individuals who take the time to implement these strategies will develop a core foundation that revolves around their overall well-being. - Activity Book - Measurable - Sustainable - Re readable - Read aloud Author Steven C. McCartney is a certified physical education teacher and swim coach / instructor in New York and has a Master's of Science degree in Exercise Physiology. He is also the writer of a fitness column in The Wave, Rockaway Walks Fitness Column, which is published in Queens in New York City. His fresh perspective on lifelong health is inspirational, and you can learn more by visiting www.physicalliteracy12steps.com.