YOUTH Festival was


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DESPITE a small-scale invasion of Clitlieroe, on Saturday, by young people from a wide area, Clitlicroc's Day of lazy, passed almost without incident. Those who predicted that the Qistlc might be tom apart |


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J > r. Pictured in action at the open air theatre arc the Itarr y Kid Marhn Band.


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W7i»rriw5iM iimiTT.—1 Snapshots of file dancing in (lie marquee on the netball courts.


up whatever sun was available, t here was a large grassy bank on which to recline. Each class of listener had no


difficulty in hearing—the ampli- ' ffeulion transmitted every sound, j oven the slap of saxaphonVnotfs. I against the metal of the


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men*. One thing that, marked how


much British jazz has progressed , in the past years was the ability of all the bands to phiy the blues


—a test of sensitivity? and taste. The London-based Barry Kid Martyn Band played with more


Collegians end the Tia .luana •Stompers. The Ged Hone Band had with


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who sang some commendabl# Bessie smith-inspired numbers* to which she added neat touches of


noon concert and the dance in the marquee on the netball court were reasonably well-behaved.


Police officers reported no Those who attended the after­ them blues-singer Susan Collier


Clithcror. Alderman E. Crossley. appealed to the audience at the open air theatre for orderly behaviour. He told the crowd that the


setting to entertain modern youth but ihc continuance of the festi-


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__ DF0RD PERMANENT: at 6 % of 93% Ten years ago. if anyone


had been so optimistic to think that British semi-pro­ fessional bands could produce music of such a high standard as that heard til the Hast Lancashire festival, he would have been the target for sneers from critics and also from many jazz musicians. America no longer has the


monopoly of good traditional jazz, though, of course, the


Concentration is written on tile faces of these live who obv iously came to listen to all the bands bad to offer.


better bands in the States have still much to teach their British and Continental coun­


terparts. ADMIRABLE SETTING


Tile Castle grounds on a m m afternoon provided an admir­


able setting for the festival. For those wanting a -ooa view of musicians at work tlic’.c


was tho seating in front open air theatre. For those who wished to soar.


power and polish than the other groups but were by no means the only band with good music to offer.


Tie bands were a slight inllexi- bility in some of the rhythm sec­ tions and a couple of vocal <w:mpts w h ic h classed the voealiser almost in the tone-deaf category. In addition to the Kid Martvn


Tile only musical criticism of serious disturbances and Coun­


cillor J. Hall, chairman of the Castle Grounds entertainments committee said after the festival


that the police had done a splen­ did job. Thov had been unobtrusive and had not, invited trouble of


any kind. Councillor Hall said the festival


band, also appearing were the Ged Hone Ragtime Band, the Bob Price Quintet, the Les Allen


had made a slight profit and it was hoped to hold a festival next year with perhaps a nation­ ally known band. Early in the day, the Mayor of


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