Dr. James Newton, his wife & John Malveaux
Pamela Smith Hudson, "Eric Dolphy's House" & John Malveaux
John Malveaux of
writes:
June 14, 2018 attended In Conversation: James
Newton and Vida L Brown on the Eric Dolphy Story at
California African American Museum (CAAM). Composer,
musicologist, flutist, and UCLA professor James Newton came
into possession of multi-instrumentalist and composer Eric
Dolphy's papers and music from pianist, educator and composer
Hale Smith.
Unfortunately,
Eric Dolphy died at age 36 in Germany. Dr. James Newton
has deposited Dolphy's papers and music in the Library of
Congress and he will co-produce previously unreleased music by
Dolphy with 2019 release. Artist Pamela Smith Hudson two
paintings titled Eric Dolphy's House is also on exhibit at CAAM.
See pic of Dr. James Newton with attorney wife and pic of Pamela
Smith Hudson and Eric Dolphy's House.
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