Sources
Osman, Diriye. “The Delicious Soulfulness of Dianne Reeves.” The Huffington Post. July 29, 2014. (May 3, 2016).http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diriye-osman/the-delicious-soulfulness_b_5626013.html.
This article was not a main source for me. I primarily used this source as a means of getting background information about Reeves. This article in particular focused her newest album release called Beautiful Life. The article was helpful in that it had a lot of first-hand quotes from Reeves, which though I didn’t use many in the biography, it did provide me with a better understand of Reeves’ life.
London, Christopher. “Rebecca Kilgore: Portrait of a Song Obsessive.” JazzTimes. May 2011. (May 03, 2016). http://jazztimes.com/articles/27431-rebecca-kilgore-portrait-of-a-song-obsessive.
This is an article on Rebecca Kilgore’s life. It was a very insightful article, as I had trouble finding biographies and personal accounts of Kilgore’s life. This article provided great insights on her days as a musician in Portland and interestingly, all the information in this article coupled well with and is in synched with the information that I received from the Jazz Archive Interview. Not everything that we read is reliable but when information in this article matched up with first-hand accounts from Kilgore herself, I knew that this article was legitimate. Much of the information I got from this article is used in her biography in the project as well as in the geo-location mapping of her life.
Minderovic, Christine. "Reeves, Dianne 1956–." Contemporary Black Biography. 2002. Encyclopedia.com. (May 2, 2016). http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-2873400058.html
This is an article on Dianne Reeves' life. Originally I had trouble finding an all inclusive biography and substantive information on Reeves’ life. When I came across this page I was very excited, especially because a lot of the information on this page seemed to be very accurate and in synched with the information I received from Reeves’ herself in her Jazz Archive Interview. The article includes a lot of information from her childhood to her adult life as a successful musician. This article gave a great overview of Reeves’ life and, as such, I used the information in this article to write the biography as well as to use as information in the geo-location mapping of her life.
Gerard, Charley. Jazz in Black & White: Race, Culture, and Identity in the Jazz Community. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc., 1998.
A lot of the information used from this book was for background purposes. In particular, I used this source as a means to get a better understanding of the development of race distinctions found in jazz. I used this information for the introduction page. It was used to gain a better understand of the rac
Placksin, Sally. American Women in Jazz: 1900 to the Present, Their Words, Lives, and Music. United States: Wideview Books, 1982.
This was the most useful source I found. I found this book in the library and used it for a majority of my research. To publish this book, Placksin interviewed over 50 women. Though many of the women that she interviewed were not women that I was specifically researching (Dianne Reeves and Rebecca Kilgore), the insights other artists provided was very helpful. Furthermore, Placksin’s introduction was incredibly helpful. She provides great information on the history of women in jazz from jazz’s primitive stages to the present.
“Drummerworld: Terri Lyne Carrington.” Drummerworld: Terri Lyne Carrington. Accessed May 3, 2016. http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Terry_Lyne_Carrington.html.
This article was good source for. I have used this source multiple times in the past for information on many drummers. This article had a good overview as well as many specific details on Terri Lyne Carrington’s journey as a jazz musician. It provided me with a better understanding of Carrington.
"Terri Lyne Carrington." Berklee College of Music. Accessed May 3, 2016. https://www.berklee.edu/berklee-today/summer-2014/terri-lyne-carrington.
"Terri Lyne Carrington." Berklee College of Music. Accessed May 3, 2016. https://www.berklee.edu/people/terri-lyne-carrington.
"Terri Lyne Carrington." Berklee College of Music. Accessed May 3, 2016. https://www.berklee.edu/people/terri-lyne.
These article from Berklee’s website provided me with great detail and unique quotes from Terri Lyne Carrington. Since this was the school where she studied and currently teaches at now, I saw them as useful source to find information on her career before and after her time at Berklee. These article provided me with great information that allowed me to do closer research on Carrington while acquiring more personal information on her.
"Sherrie Maricle." Yamaha. Accessed May 1, 2016. http://www.yamaha.com/artists/sherriemaricle.html.
This was a good source to acquire a good biography on Sherrie Maricle. This article helped me in finding the general overview that linked all my other research from other sources together. Much of what I read and learned in this biography was used in Sherrie Maricle’s section of the archive.
“Sherrie Maricle.” All Music. Accessed May 1, 2016
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/sherrie-maricle-mn0000027322/biography.
This source was very useful in acquiring all forms of information on Sherrie Maricle. Not only did this website provide me with a biography, but it also got me affiliated with some of her songs, and albums. Also, I was able to learn what record labels produced her albums giving me a geographic visual of where Sherrie Maricle journeyed through.
"Unsung Women of Jazz #7 – Vi Redd." Curts Jazz Cafe. Accessed May 14, 2016.
https://curtjazz.com/2011/10/01/unsung-women-of-jazz-7-vi-redd/.
This source was an excellent source of additional information on Vi Redd. This source was structured as a timeline, with links to videos of Vi Redd's songs. This allowed me to listen to Vi Redd's music development in style and technique.
"Invisible Woman: Vi Redd's Contributions as a Jazz Saxophonist." Brooklyn College. Accessed May 14 2016.
http://www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/web/academics/centers/hitchcock/publications/amr/v42-2/suzuki.php.
This source provided great insight on Vi Redd. It presented other musicians' critiques on Redd, which gave me insight on professional opinions and critiques of Redd's professional career.
Wilson, John. "Pop/Jazz; From Organ Caterpillar to Jazz Piano Butterfly" The New York Times. January 20, 1984. (May 2, 2016). http://www.nytimes.com/1984/01/20/arts/pop-jazz-from-organ-caterpillar-to-jazz-piano-butterfly.html.
This was an article detailing the life of Jane Jarvis. It expanded on some of the things she talked about in her interview and gave more details on her various locations and life events.
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/jane-jarvis-mn0000181305
image of Jane Jarvis album
http://coverjazz.canalblog.com/archives/2009/08/30/14896569.html
image of Marian McPartland album
Kilgore, Rebecca. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Jazz Archive. September 13, 1997. Transcript.
Reeves, Dianne. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Jazz Archive. October 13, 2001. Transcript.
Marricle, Sherrie. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Jazz Archive. March 18, 2001. Transcript.
Carrington, Terri Lyne. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Archive. January 9, 2003. Transcript.
Bloom, Jane Ira. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Archive. March 3, 1998. Transcript.
Redd, Vi. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Archive. February 13, 1999. Transcript.
Jarvis, Jane. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Archive. September 3, 1995. Transcript.
McPartland, Marian. Interview with Monk Rowe. Hamilton College Fillius Archive. April 26, 1997. Transcript.