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GEORGE LEWIS: TRIOS & BANDS (American Music). New Orleans-born George Lewis became a cult figure for traditional jazz fans the world over and the model of dozens of clarinetists ranging from Woody Allen to Britain's Sammy Rimington and Japan's Ryoichi Kawai. Lewis died in 1968, but musicologist Bill Russell, 87, is keeping his message alive with the CD release of historic acetate recordings Russell made a half-century ago. (American Music, 1206 Decatur Street, New Orleans...
...small messages have been delivered. Cincinnati Veteran Dave Rimington, who allowed himself to be videotaped scraping keys on replacements' cars, returned to find there was a cost above the $250 fine leveled by the Bengals. Temporary Defensive End Willie Fears took Rimington's favorite chair and left a note. If he wanted it back, he would have to come to Fears' usual workplace, the maximum-security unit of the Arkansas State Penitentiary...
Under Editor Critchell Rimington, 46, former vice president of book publisher John Day Co., Yachting staffers in the summer spend almost as much time on boats as they do in the office. The daily Stamford Advocate once ran a picture of a Lightning capsized in Long Island Sound with the crew sitting on the overturned hull. Scoffed the caption at one of the crew: "An assistant editor of Yacht ing magazine covering the championship race." Like other staffers, Managing Editor William H. Taylor, the only sportswriter ever to win a Pulitzer Prize (for his yachting articles in the New York...
...itself exclusively with light and vibration. It will bear a closer relation to music and drama than to painting. It will be a highly stimulating, spectacular and temporary species of entertainment, responding to the intenser physiological and emotional needs of the modern machineage. The color organ experiments of Wallace Rimington, Scriabine and Thomas Wilfred are partial, but limited, steps in this direction...