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Show re n lak DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt 16B MJQ And Basie Win Down Beat Poll Loula Armstrong and Jimmy Bushing behind him. The European poll had By HAROLD LUNDSTBOM ballots registered, the Deseret News MusM Editor Down Beat poll a bit over The 26th annual Readers 9,500. yet the results were Poll from Down Beat Maza1 1 rine has been won again by oddly s m i a r with some aa. exceptions. , Ylirig rthe Modem Jars Quartet To "begin with, the French and Count email 18,-51- ve,categoriesior-Violin.i:wa- 7 U. S. B 1 $ J 41 i E d n I s' 11 f r $ c i - Frank Sinatra and Elia Fitzgerald dominated the vocal category. Billie Holiday, the great singer who died in 1959, was voted into the Hall of Fame. Thd Down Beat poll, regardless of its own faults and of the fact that there are now other jazz . polls in the J f ,'V United States, A n")1' remains the leading popularity poll in . . jazz. Winning one of its categories may not, as some claim, be an aesthetic judgment, - Nevertheless, it reflects the feeling of jazz fans in what is still the country .most concerned with the music, and a victory is an exploitable commodity at the box office. The All Star Band, 'comprised of winners in the individual instrumental categories consists of: Miles Davis, trumpet; J. i.. Johnson, trombone; Cannonball Adderley, alto sax; John tenor sax; Gerry Mulligan, baritone sax; Buddy deFranco, clarinet; Oscar Pe- MoVt- piano j; WeT gomery, guitar; Ray Brown, bass; Max Roach, drums; Herbie Mann, flute; Milt Jackson, vibes; .John miscellaneous instru ment (soprano sax); G1J Evans, arranger composer, and Lambert-endr1c k vocal group. A fascinating comparison Is possible between the Down Beat poll and the poll in recently conducted France by Jazz Magazine and a European radio sta- tion. Col-ran- 1 I - -- J Col-tran- I i i i i i i i SALESMEN ATTENTION! inner poll-- Sinatra ranked sixth. In the U.S., Lewis was ninth. ' Barney Bigard, Ignored In the U. S. poll, was-- third in . MahaliaJ ack son,. second-- , lFranc-orlaringCfld" to. El la in the- - French --poll, Fete" Fountain f:and:Toiy -- n , -- 38tb s fe-- ; "a City, Wednesday, December 27, 1961 the U.SL, was third in France behind the MJQ and Miles The Solid Beat '41 ''' 1 SB W with Stuff Smith seebnd) and organ (won by Lou Bennett and Jimmy Smith) and soprano sax toll these" categories are lumped into miscellaneous Instrument ' Ray Charles romped home as top' male singeff with Down Beat "Scott, fourth and fiftT Desmoud. secon(l were unplaced In France. in the U. S. alto section, jvas Joe Moreilo, second on in fifth France, being replaced by Johnny Hodges. " drums in the U. S., was Oscar Peterson, who won on in Francci piano here, was fourth in Dave Brubeck QuarThe France behind Monk, while Erroll Garner, eighth in the r tet, second in the U. S., was U.S., was second in, France seventh in France while The and John Lewis was third. Jazz Messengers, seventh in poll.--Pau- n-the l FAMILY SIZE Davis. Two categories in the Down Beat , poll, vocal groups and dance bands, were omitted in the French HOTPOINT Long John Silver Does It Again poll However, aside from these exceptions, the voting was "Just about the same iij each, poliboth proportionately .j Twyars ago," any U.S. poll in which the modernists dominated would have beeij at wide variance refrigerator kew which almost all the time the traditional and swing era musicians capped the top pnzes. 8TH WEST CORNER Similar and 9TH SOUTH Missile Base Suggested For S.L. Area I EZj:'C33VI Uewret News Wsekieitea Berts! WASHINGTON Construcof a hard underground Minuteman ICBM squadron in the area north of Salt Lake City was suggested to the Atr. Force Wednesday, by Sen. Frank E. Moss (DUtah). In a letter to Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert, Sen. Moss asked the Air Force to study the effects on the area of establishing a missile base centered on Hill Air Force tion 4- - At-vS- ; l Base. Sen. Moss pointed out that Hill AFB was as far north as other Minuteman sites, and said he believed the geology of the area would permit underground excava uatrimmed or luxurious 2ur trimmed n fIve tions. He also said facilities at Hill AFB could.be used to support the missile squadron. He asked Zuckert how many men would be involved in a missile squad-- , ron, and if military authorities believed that addition of a mis-sile squadron would make Hill AFB a greater target in case of attack. Last year, when Hill AFB was chosen as a center for the mobile missile, the Air Force lhai(J a combination of unsuit able geology and a full sched ule of responsibilities had ruled out Hill AFB as a site for fixed missiles. 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