However, Charteris was excluded from permanent residency in the United States because of the Chinese Exclusion Act, a law which prohibited immigration for persons of â50% or greaterâ Oriental blood. As a result, Charteris was forced to continually renew his six-month temporary visitorâs visa. Eventually, an act of Congress personally granted him and his daughter the right of permanent residence in the United States
This place, IMO, has been overlooked by jazz historians. King Curtis, Ornette Coleman, Dewey Redman, Charles Moffett, Prince Lasha, Ronald Shannon Jackson, Cornell Dupree and Julius Hemphill all hailed from Fort Worth, all attended this school, and all had the same music teacher.
I like the Powertools. Iâm not usually into free or modern-sounding stuff, but that album is pretty great. Heâs the only name I know, though; except Ornette, of course, though mainly by reputation. Good on you for making the page.
The Texas public schools music program had another famous band teacher and band(s), the Kashmere Stage Band has been championed for years by funk crate diggers of some renown until the inevitable re-release on Stones Throw records
I remember hearing about something like that (nuclear-powered aircraft propulsion) but it was located at Idaho National Lab. I was told they scrapped it because there wasnât enough known uranium in the world to power the thing.
I didnât know that Tony Randal was JewishâŚI was looking up Jack Klugman 'cos TCM had a promo for âI Could Go On Singingâ (1963), starring Judy Garland and Mr. KlugmanâŚand well, then was curious about Mr. Randall, and well, you know⌠https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Randall