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Val Wilmer
Ħajja
Twelid Harrogate, 7 Diċembru 1941 (83 sena)
Nazzjonalità Renju Unit
Edukazzjoni
Lingwi Ingliż
Okkupazzjoni
Okkupazzjoni fotografu
ġurnalist
kittieb ta' saġġistika
ġurnalist tal-mużika

Valerie Sybil Wilmer (imwielda fis-7 ta' Diċembru 1941) hija fotografa u kittieb Ingliża[1] li tispeċjalizza fil-mużika u l-kultura tal-jazz, gospel, blues, u mużika Afrikana tal-Karibew Brittanika. Il-kotba notevoli tagħha jinkludu Jazz People (1970) u As Serious As Your Life (1977), it-tnejn ippubblikati għall-ewwel darba minn Allison u Busby.[2] L-awtobijografija ta’ Wilmer, Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This: My Life in the Jazz World, ġiet ippubblikata fl-1989.

Ħajja bikrija

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Val Wilmer twieled f'Harrogate, Yorkshire, l-Ingilterra, fis-7 ta' Diċembru 1941. Hija oħt il-poeta u kittieb Clive Wilmer. Hekk kif spiċċat it-Tieni Gwerra Dinjija, il-familja tagħha reġgħet lura Londra minn fejn kienet evakwat.[3]

Il-jazz daħal f'ħajjietha meta bdiet tisma’ diski ta’ siiltiet klassiċi tal-jazz ta’ qabel il-gwerra. Eventwalment kompliet tiskopri diversi diski importanti permezz ta’ Shining Trumpets ta’ Rudi Blesh, ktieb dwar l-istorja tal-jazz, u Jazz ta’ Rex Harris.[4] Wilmer inġibdet sew lejn d-diski ta’ Bessie Smith (speċjalment “Empty Bed Blues”) u l-kant ta’ Fats Waller – hija kienet tmur fis-Swing Shop fi Streatham, fin-nofsinhar ta’ Londra, fl-età ta’ 12-il sena, fejn kienet titħalla tqalleb id-diski tal-jazz sakemm issib xi ħaġa li riedet.[5]

Tliet snin wara dawn l-esplorazzjonijiet, Wilmer bediet tikteb dwar il-mużika tas-suwed, imħeġġa u ispirat minn Max Jones, Paul Oliver u oħrajn. [6] Hija kienet tattendiet l-kunċerti akkumpanjata minn ommha, għax kienet tqisha żgħira wisq biex tħalliha tmur waħedha. Wilmer tgħid li din kienet “bis-saħħa tat- tolleranza taʼ ommha"[5] li tħalliet tesplora l-interessi tagħha b'mod tant ħieles, speċjalment fi żmien meta t-tfajliet żgħar kienu spiss miżmuma lura b'diversi limitazzjonijiet soċjali mill-għażliet futuri tagħhom: "It-tfajliet, kienu jgħidulna spiss, iridu jikbru biex ikunu żeffiena tal-ballet . .. Ma naħsibx li qatt għadda minn moħħi li nikkunsidra l-għażliet femminili tas-soltu, b’mod riżolut oppost kif kont għal kull ħaġa li kienet assoċjata m’attivitajiet femminili u ma kinux jinvolvi li mmur f’postijiet, nkun u nagħmel [li rrid].”[7]

Karriera bħala kittieba

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Familjarii ma' l-ewwel diski tal-jazz u l-blues, Wilmer bdiet tikteb dwar il-jazz u mużika Afrikana-Amerikana oħra, b'enfasi fuq il-messaġġi politiċi u soċjali tal-mużika.[8] L-ewwel artiklu tagħha (bijografija ta' Jesse Fuller ) deher f’Jazz Journal f’Mejju 1959 meta kienet għadha biss 17-il sena. Meta rriflettiet dwar kif oriġina dan l-artiklu, Wilmer stqarret li: "Kont kittieb ta' ittri iffissata, hekk iltqajt ma' Jesse Fuller, kont ktibtlu bla ma kien jafni. Miskin għalih dak il-mużiċist Amerikan li kien iblah biżżejjed biex jagħmel joħriġ l-indirizz tiegħu ippublikat x'imkien — kont insibu u nfajjarlu ittra. L-aqwa ħaġa kienet tassew, ngħid tassew, tal-blegħ kienet li tant kienu jwieġbu! Dawn il-mużiċisti kbar u karattri minn kultura sewda fuq in-naħa l-oħra tad-dinja kitbu lura lil din it-tfajla bajda suburbana żagħżugħa fl-Ingilterra."[9]

L-espressjoni perspicaċja tagħha tad-disparità bejn kittieba tal-mużika rġiel u nisa hija fundamentali fix-xogħol ta' Wilmer. Meta daħlet f’dan il-qasam fl-​1959, fehmet li l-​kitba dwar il-​mużika kienet “xi ħaġa li jagħmlu l-​irġiel. Kien hemm penali x'tħallas talli tkun mara fid-dinja tar-raġel...[u] għal mara bajda li tkun preokkupata b'xi ħaġa li kienu jagħmlu n-nies suwed kien ifisser li kellha tesperjenza pressjoni addizzjonali."[10] Permezz tal-mużika Afrikana-Amerikana Wilmer setgħet tgħaddas ruħha f'realtajiet li kienu jibqgħu mhux skoperti kieku baqgħet għażlet li taħdem b'mod komdu. Għaliha, dawn l-esperjenzi kienu fundamentali u li jistgħu jbiddilu ħajjet n-nies.[10] Il-perseveranza tagħha f’dan l-qasam diffiċli u d-devozzjoni tagħha lejn il-mużika wassluha biex tiskopri lilha nnfisha u tiker fuq livell personali, u l-għarfien li “l-potenzjal għal bidla personali li jeżisti fina lkoll."[10] Permezz tal-kitba tagħha dwar il-mużika, Wilmer setgħet tipprovdi vuċi għal djalogu transatlantiku, multikulturali u multirazzjali, billi tidħol f'"parti mill-istorja, jew [f'dak li] jista' jiġri daqt."[11]

Mill-1959, hija intervistat mijiet ta’ mużiċisti, kitbet previzzjonijiet u riċensjonjiet. Ix-xogħol tagħha ġie kkwotat u użat fir-riċerka għal ħafna kotba, artikli u films, inklużi diversi bijografiji ta’ mużiċisti ewlenin. L-intervisti bikrija tagħha ma' Earle Warren,[12] Lee Young, [13] u Paul "Polo" Barnes[14] huma ċċitati fil-bijografija ta' Douglas Henry Daniels ta' Lester Young.[15] Intervisti ma ' Thelonious Monk, Nellie Monk u Billy Higgins huma kkwotati fil-bijografija ta ' Robin D.G. Kelley ta' Thelonious Monk.[16] Eżempji oħra tal-użu tal-intervisti bikrija ta' Wilmer jinkludu "Texas Trombone: Henry Coker " [17] fil-kotba ta' Dave Oliphant Texan Jazz u Jazz Mavericks of the Lone Star State.[18]

Aktar tard kisbet rikonoxximent għall-intervisti tagħha mas-sassofonisti Joe Harriott u Ornette Coleman,[19] u saret ukoll fotografu. Fl-1965, fil-kitba tagħha dwar il-bidliet fl-istil ta’ Monk, qalet: “Għal dawn l-aħħar qisu 10 snin, il-mużika ta’ Monk saret aktar faċli biex tismagħha, għalkemm mhux neċessarjament aktar sempliċi. Dak li qed jagħmel huwa impenjattiv u profond daqs qatt qabel, għalkemm jidher li kien inqas provokattiv minn meta kien qed iħarbat ir-regoli."[20]

L-saġġi u l-obitwarji tagħha huma notevoli għall-abbiltà tagħhom li jiżvelaw b’mod sottili l-inugwaljanzi sottostanti li kienu jiffaċċjaw l-artisti suwed u n-nisa fl-industrija tal-mużika, ħafna drabi fi kliemhom stess. F'obituary tal-15 ta' Lulju 1960 f'Jazz News, Wilmer jikkwota lil Memphis Slim hekk: "Jien ukoll ridt niftaħ il-kumpanija tal-pubblikazzjoni tiegħi stess, iżda min imexxi d-diski ma jridx jimpjega raġel li għandu l-kumpanija tal-pubblikazzjoni tiegħu stess," u jiżvela d-diffikultà li kien jiffaċċja bħala artist iswed. Waqt li rrakkontat il-ħbiberija tagħha mal-liriċista influwenti, kritika tal-mużika, intervistatur u kantanta Kitty Grime, Wilmer uriet l-imħabba, ir-rispett u l-ammirazzjoni tagħha, filwaqt li tiżvela wkoll il-preġudizzju maskili fid-dinja tal-mużika: "Kien matul dan il-perjodu straordnarju li ltqajna, fi żmien meta x-xena tal-jazz kienet dinja prattikament kollha maskili... l-għarfien u l-għarfien tagħha kienu xi ħaġa li l-biċċa l-kbira tal-kummentaturi iżgħar kienu diffiċli biex jimitaw”.[21]

Fil-kitba tagħha, hija kontinwament iżżomm l-istorja tal-jazz fuq quddiem, u tippreżenta lilha nnifisha bħala semmiegħa devota, ammiratur u xi ħadd li jħobb il-mużika. Madankollu, hija ammettiet li kienet intervistat lill-aħwa Albert Ayler u Donald Ayler bħala biċċa xogħol ġurnalistika u mhux bħala ammiratriċi, iżda eventwalment waslet biex "tammira lil Albert Ayler bħala l-aħħar viżjonarju ewlieni tal-jazz".[22]

Għalkemm il-jazz u l-blues huma l-qofol tax-xogħol ta' Wilmer, hija għandha għarfien wiegħsa tal-mużika u wriet dan f’diversi ġeneri meta, pereżempju, meta kitbet dwar kif iż-żjara ta’ Jimi Hendrix fl-Ingilterra fl-1966 l, skont hi, tat “lix-xena lokali xi ftit fjakka injezzjoni mill-aktar meħtieġa".[23]

Wilmer ikkontribwiet għal firxa vasta ta' pubblikazzjonijiet, [24] inklużi Melody Maker, Down Beat (kienet il-korrispondent tagħhom fir-Renju Unit, 1966–1970), Jazz Journal, Musics, Double Bassist, Mojo, The Wire,[25] u kkontribwiet regolarment. obitwarj ta' mużiċisti f'The Guardian.[26]

Jazz People (1970)

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L-ewwel ktieb ta’ Wilmer, Jazz People, kien wieħed mill-ewwel kotba ppubblikati minn Margaret Busby għand Allison & Busby fl-1970 [27] u issa spiss jissejjaħ wieħed mit-“tlieta jew erba’ mill-isbaħ kotba li qatt inkitbu dwar il-jazz” (sussegwentement maħruġ fl-Istati Uniti minn Da Capo Press).[28] Hija tinkludi intervisti ma' mużiċisti Amerikani li jinkludu Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Art Farmer, Babs Gonzales, Jimmy Heath, Billy Higgins, Thelonious Monk, Archie Shepp, Cecil Taylor, Clark Terry, Big Joe Turner u Randy Weston. Skont Kirkus Reviews: "L-enfasi hija fuq in-nies f'dawn l-erbatax-il intervista, il-personalitajiet wara l-jazz, il-burdati, l-ambizzjonijiet, l-influwenzi tagħhom....L-awtur tosserva tajjeb u l-profili huma qosra u b'saħħithom b'noti fil-għoli għal dawk li jifhmu."[29]

The Face of Black Music (1976)

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Ikklassifikata bħala "fotografu importanti daqs kemm hi kittieba"[30], Wilmer hija l-awtur ta ' The Face of Black Music (Da Capo Press, 1976), li bħal Jazz People huwa meqjus bħala test kanoniku u influwenti fil-kritika tal-mużika.[31]

As Serious As Your Life (1977)

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Il-ktieb ta’ Wilmer As Serious as Your Life, ippubblikat għall-ewwel darba fl-1977 minn Allison u Busby, issa huwa klassiku tal-kitba dwar il-jazz,[32][33] li fit-titlu tiegħu jirreferi għal xi ħaġa li qalilha McCoy Tyner : "Music's not a plaything; it's as serious as your life."[34] L-ewwel rakkont tal-"jazz ħieles" (free jazz) rivoluzzjonarju u l-prattikanti tiegħu, [35] jiddokumenta wkoll l-esperjenzi tan-nisa fir-rigward tal-"jazz il-ġdid" (new jazz) fil-komunitajiet Afrikani-Amerikani, u jiddevja mir-"regola masklinista tal-esklużjoni".[33] Waqt li ppreżentat l-politika sesswali fid-dinja tal-jazz, Wilmer kixfet il-politika sesswali fil-kritika tal-mużika stess.[33] Fix-xogħol tagħha, hija tippreżenta "vjaġġ deskrittiv mill-aqwa li jqanqlu lill-qarrej permezz ta' għadd ta' komunitajiet li jidhru inkommensurabbli f'daqqa.... Din hija l-viżjoni u l-possibbiltà tal-komunità meta l-ġlieda lejn il-libertà tagħraf l-intersezzjonijiet tad-differenza sesswali, is-sess, u is-sesswalità kif ukoll ir-razza u l-klassi, bħala l-bażi għal prattiċi ta’ improvizzazzjoni”.[33] As Serious As Your Life ġie stampat mill-ġdid minn Serpent's Tail f'Marzu 2018 (rakkomandat fuq il-qoxra minn Nat Hentoff bħala "An exceptionally illuminating book on jazz"), u Michael J. Agovino kiteb f'The Village Voice: "Fil-'kontrokultura' tas-snin 60 u s-snin 70 , li ħafna minnha saret cash register enormi, Val Wilmer waddbet id-dwal stroboscopiċi tagħha fuq pajsaġġ mużikali u politiku li fil-fatt imur kontra l-kultura. Tal-mistħija li tant ftit - suwed u bojod - kienu qed jagħtu każ f'dak iż-żmien. Iżda l-ktieb tagħha, u x-xogħol li jiddokumenta, jibqa' serju, u meħtieġ, bħal dejjem."[36]

L-isem tal-kumpanija tal-produzzjoni tal-mużika Serious, stabbilita f’nofs is-snin tmenin u organizzaturi tal London Jazz Festival annwali, huwa parzjalment ispirat mill-ktieb ta’ Wilmer, skont il-fundatur John Cumming: “Nirrakkomanda dak il-ktieb lil kull min hu interessat fl-evoluzzjoni tal-jazz. fl-aħħar tas-seklu 20. ...dak kien ktieb li tassew ġagħlini naħseb. Kienet taħlita tal-ktieb ta' Val, u wkoll li fis-snin tmenin il-kelma 'serious' kienet sar biċċa slang kontemporanja. In-nies kienu jgħid, 'Din hija biċċa xogħol tassew serja.' [37]

Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This (1989)

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L-awtobijografija ta’ Wilmer, Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This: My Life in the Jazz World (Women's Press, 1989), tagħti dettalji dwar l-iżvilupp tagħha bħala artista/ġurnalista, u tinkludi l-ħruġ tagħha bħala lesbjana f’ambjent mużikali fil-biċċa l-kbira eterosesswali.[35] Fil-Feminist Review, Robyn Archer kitbet: "B'dan il-ktieb Val ħadet id-deċiżjoni kuraġġuża li tgħid l-affarijiet kif verament kienu. Ir-riżultat huwa storja soċjali ta' mużika li bħala m'hemmx, u rakkont bla tidwir mal-lewża tal-iżvilupp mit-twelid sal-maturità ta’ mara dinamika li l-arti dokumentarja tagħha jistħoqqilha li tiġi evalwata mill-ġdid kollha kemm hi fid-dawl ta’ dan il-ktieb.”[38]

Proġetti oħra ta' dokumentazzjoni u arkivji

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Barra minn hekk, Wilmer kitbet artikli bijografiċi dwar mużiċisti Ingliżi Suwed mill-1940 u l-1950 u dwar il-fotografija b’mod konsistenti matul is-snin. Kienet membru tal-bord konsultattiv għal The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz (it-2 edizzjoni), editjat minn Barry Kernfeld, u l-awtur ta’ 63 entrata fih.[39] Wilmer ipprovdet d-daħla għal John Gray's Fire Music: A Bibliography of the New Jazz, 1959-199.[40][41] Kitbet aktar minn 35 artiklu għall- Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.[42] Il-British Library Sound Archive għandhom 35 intervista ta' Wilmer ma' mużiċisti Brittaniċi suwed u mużiċisti nisa fit-taqsima tal-istorja orali tal-jazz fil-Gran Brittanja.[43]

Wilmer ġabret kollezzjoni ta’ ritratti storiċi ta’ nies suwed fil-Gran Brittanja, li wħud minnhom intwerew pubblikament (inkluż fil-wirja tal-2014 ta’ Autograph ABP Black Chronicles II f’Rivington Place), [44][45] u kompliet taħdem fuq proġett ta’ riċerka dwar il-ħajja ta’ mużiċisti Ingliżi suwed, li ilha tiddokumenta għal ħafna snin, anke wara dan.[46]

Fotografija

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Wilmer hija wkoll fotografu importanti daq hemm hi kittieba, wara li ħadmet ma’ mijiet ta’ kantanti, mużiċisti tal-jazz u kittieba, u ħadet ritratti ta’ artisti bħal Langston Hughes, Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane u Duke Ellington. Ir-ritratti tagħha ġew esebiti fil-Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) fil-wirja tal-1973 Jazz Seen: The Face of Black Music,[47] u jiffurmaw parti mill-kollezzjoni fotografika tal-V&A.[48][49] Ir-ritratti tagħha jinsabu wkoll fil-kollezzjoni tan-National Portrait Gallery.[50]

Kitbet dwar il-fotografija u intervistat prattikanti fl-istess qasam fosthom Eve Arnold, Anthony Barboza,[51] Roy DeCarava,[52] Terry Cryer,[53] Milt Hinton,[54] John Hopkins,[55][56] Danny Lyon,[57] Raissa Page, Coreen Simpson,[58] Beuford Smith[59] u James Van Der Zee.[60] Fis-snin tmenin, Wilmer ġabret u editjat l-ħarġa "Evidence" tar-rivista Ten.8 ddedikata għax-xogħol ta' fotografi Afrikani-Amerikani.[61] Ix-xogħol ta' Wilmer spiss deher albums tal-mużika, bħal fil-ktejjeb tad-digipak għas-CD ta' Honest Jon London is the Place for Me nru. 4,[62] li jinkludi ritratti tagħha.[63]

Ma' Maggie Murray, fl-1983 Wilmer ħolqot Format, l-ewwel aġenzija ta' fotografi kollha nisa fil-Gran Brittanja.[64][65]

F'Settembru 2013, waqt li Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club fi Frith Street, Soho, kien qed jiġi renovat, pannelli twal 12 square metres (130 sq ft) li kienu qed jiksu l-faċċata kellhom fuqhom ritratt enormi tal-fundatur tal-klabb minn Wilmer, li fih jdher ipejjep sigarett barra l-binja, u wieħed waħda mill-frażijiet leġġendarji tiegħu: "I love this place, it's just like home, filthy and full of strangers”.[66][67]

Ix-xogħol ta' Wilmer deher fl-Esquire Cover Club, il-wirja diġitali tal-London Jazz Festival għall-2020.[68]

Fit-2 ta’ Novembru 2023, infetħet wirja solo tax-xogħol tagħha, bit-titlu Blue Moments, Black Sounds – A Retrospective, fil-Worldly, Wicked and Wise Gallery fit-tramuntana ta’ Londra, li damet il-kumplament ta' dak ix-xahar.[69][70] Fir-riċensjoni tiegħu tal-wirja, Richard Williams kiteb: "Val Wilmer hija waħda mill-aktar nies notevoli li naf, u int tkun taf dan ukoll jekk tara r-ritratti tagħha. Jekk hux Muddy Waters jilgħab il-karti ma' Brownie McGhee wara l-kwinti tal-Fairfield Halls fl-1964, Archie Shepp bilqiegħda taħt poster ta ’ Jimi Hendrix fl-appartament tiegħu ta’ New York, jew koppja ferrieħa li qatt ma se nkunu nafu isimhom waqt żifna tal-blues f’Bentonia, Mississippi, nofs seklu ilu, issib l-essenza tal-ispirtu uman." [71] Il-ktieb tar-ritratti ppubblikat biex jakkumpanja l-wirja, bl-isem Deep Blues 1960–1988, huwa "kollezzjoni impressjonanti li turi mużiċisti tal-blues Afrikani-Amerikani u l-komunitajiet tagħhom".[72]

Kollezzjonijiet

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Xogħlijiet fotografiċi minn Wilmer huma miżmuma mill-Arts Council of Great Britain Collection;[73] in-National Portrait Gallery;[50] Victoria and Albert Museum;[48] Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris; Fotografiska Museet, Stokkolma; Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC; u x-Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York Public Library).[74]

Kotba ta' Wilmer

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  • Jazz People. London: Allison & Busby, 1970; Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1970; stampat mill-ġdid minn Quartet Books, 1977. Edizzjoni ġdida minn Da Capo Press, 1991.
  • The Face of Black Music: Photographs by Valerie Wilmer. New York: Da Capo Press, 1976.
  • As Serious as Your Life: The Story of the New Jazz. London: Allison & Busby, 1977. Edizzjoni ġdid b'introduzzjoni ta' Richard Williams minn Serpent's Tail, March 2018, ISBN 978-1788160711.[75]
  • Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This: My Life in the Jazz World. London: Women's Press, 1989, ISBN 978-0704350403.
  • Deep Blues 1960–1988. Café Royal Books, 2023.

Premjijiet u rikonoxximent

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Fl-2009, Val Wilmer ġie onorat bil-Parliamentary Jazz Award għas-Servizzi għall-Jazz. [76] [77]

F'Lulju 2017, hija dehret f'"The Wire Salon: An Audience with Val Wilmer" f'Cafe Oto.[78]

Jingħad li "Wilmer hija f'kull sens importanti daqs il-mużiċisti u l-mużika li ddokumentat."[79] Hija s-suġġett ta' Sunday Feature: A Portrait of Val Wilmer ta' BBC Radio 3, prodott minn Steve Urquhart (li fih kontribuzzjonijiet minn Margaret Busby, Paul Gilroy, Richard Williams, Andrew Cyrille, u Clive Wilmer), li kien imxandar l-ewwel darba fl-4 ta' Marzu 2018.[80][81][82] Il-ġimgħa ta’ wara, dehret ukoll bħala “Listed Londer" fil-programm Robert Elms fuq BBC Radio London.[83]

Fl-2019, Wilmer irċieviet l-Premju Lona Foote / Bob Parent għall-Eċċellenza fll-Karriera tal-Fotografija fl-24 edizzjoni annwali tal-Jazz Journalists Association Jazz Awards.[84]

Fl-2020, Wilmer saret Patrun tan-National Archive of Jazz, fl-Ingilterra.[85]

F'Ottubru 2023, Wilmer kienet intervistata minn Cerys Matthews għal The Blues Show fuq BBC Radio 2, bis-sehem ta' mużiċisti li Wilmer iltaqa' magħhom u ġibed ritratti tagħhom bħal Muddy Waters, Buddy Moss u Aretha Franklin. [86] Wilmer kienet diġà dehret ma’ Matthews f'programm televiżiv ta' BBC Four tal-2018, Blues and Beyond, fejn għażlet il-mużiċisti favoriti tagħha tal-blues.[87][88]

Fl-2024, dehret bħala "castaway" waqt Desert Island Discs tal-4 ta' Frar fuq BBC Radio 4.[89][90]

Referenzi

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  1. ^ "Val Wilmer – Journalist, historian and photographer". The Women's Liberation Music Archive. 10 October 2010. Miġbur 1 September 2014.
  2. ^ "Public Events | Black Chronicles | ' As Serious As Your Life': Val Wilmer In Conversation With Margaret Busby". Autograph ABP. 2014. Arkivjat minn l-oriġinal fl-23 October 2021. Miġbur 23 October 2021.
  3. ^ "Wilmer, Val", WIKI dob.
  4. ^ Wilmer, Val, Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This: My Life in the Jazz World, London: The Women’s Press, 1989, pp. 14–15.
  5. ^ a b Wilmer 1989, p. 3.
  6. ^ Wilmer 1989, pp. 21, 46.
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  12. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Earle Warren's Story", Jazz Journal, August 1960, pp. 11–12.
  13. ^ Wilmer, Val, "The Lee Young Story", Jazz Journal, January 1961, pp. 3–5.
  14. ^ Wilmer, Valerie, The Face of Black Music, New York: Da Capo, 1976.
  15. ^ Daniels, Douglas Henry, Lester Leaps In: the Life and Times of Lester "Pres" Young, Boston: Beacon Press, 2002.
  16. ^ Kelley, Robin D. G., Thelonious Monk: the Life and Times of an American Original, New York: Free Press, 2009.
  17. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Texas Trombone: Henry Coker", Jazz Journal, October 1962, vol. 15, no. 10.
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  21. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Kitty Grime", Jazz Journal International, p. 18.
  22. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Spirits Rejoice: Albert and Don Ayler", Coda: The Journal of Jazz and Improvised Music, March–April 1997, p. 4.
  23. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Jimi Hendrix: An Experience", Down Beat, February 1994, p. 38.
  24. ^ Wilmer, Val, 'I learnt to eat curry goat, rice-and-peas'; and Wilmer, Val with Williams, Richard, 'Conversation: how to cover lesser known musicians and musics in the mainstream music press and topics arising'; both in Sinker, Mark (ed.), A Hidden Landscape Once a Week: The Unruly Curiosity of the UK Music Press in the 1960s-80s, in the Words of Those Who Were There, London, 2018
  25. ^ Val Wilmer at The Wire.
  26. ^ Val Wilmer at The Guardian.
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  31. ^ Christopher Robinson, "Firing the Canon: Multiple Insularities in Jazz Criticism" (dissertation), University of Kansas, 2014.
  32. ^ "As Serious as Your Life" at Goodreads.
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  36. ^ Agovino, Michael J. (15 March 2018). "Celebrating the Free Jazz Revolution, in Black and White: The republication of Val Wilmer's 'As Serious as Your Life' from 1977 resonates today". The Village Voice.
  37. ^ Iverson, Ethan (March 2019). "Interview with John Cumming". Do The M@Th. Miġbur 8 December 2023.
  38. ^ Archer, Robyn (1990). Review of Mama Said There'd Be Days like This: My Life in the Jazz World, by Val Wilmer. Feminist Review, 35, 123–124.
  39. ^ Kernfeld, Barry Dean (2002). The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz (2 ed.). Macmillan.
  40. ^ Gray, John (1991). Fire Music: A Bibliography of the New Jazz, 1959-1990. Greenwood Press.
  41. ^ Crépon, Pierre (September 2019). "Free jazz research and guerrilla scholarship: an interview with John Gray". Miġbur 26 August 2020. 'the book presented – after a Val Wilmer foreword – the most exhaustive picture ever assembled of the print coverage of free jazz since its inception'
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  43. ^ "Oral history of jazz in Britain". British Library Sound Archive. Miġbur 19 September 2014.
  44. ^ Maraj, Varala (20 October 2014). "'Black Chronicles II' at Rivington Place, London". arcthemagazine.com. Arkivjat minn l-oriġinal fl-10 November 2014. Miġbur 22 October 2014.
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  47. ^ Gray, Michael, The Bob Dylan Encyclopedia, 2006, p. 709.
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  49. ^ "Val Wilmer, Kenneth Terroade In A Flat In Putney, July 1971". Victoria and Albert Museum. Miġbur 22 October 2014.
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  51. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Barboza: The Music of Ourselves", Ten.8, No. 24, 1986.
  52. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Roy DeCarava: An Uncommon Beauty", Ten.8, No. 27; "No Crystal Stair", New Statesman, 22 January 1988; "Real People", City Limits, 21–28 January 1988; letter responding to obituary, The Guardian, 21 November 2009.
  53. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Through a Lens, Darkly", The Wire, Issue 62, April 1989; "Introduction", Terry Cryer, One in the Eye, 1993.
  54. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Milt Hinton: a Musical Vision", Ten.8, Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 1991; obituary, The Guardian, 16 January 2001.
  55. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Shooting Jazz", in John "Hoppy" Hopkins, From the Hip, London, 2008.
  56. ^ Blake, Adam (4 August 2015). "Memories of Hoppy: Interview with Val Wilmer". hoppyx.com. The Estate of John Hopkins. Miġbur 8 December 2023.
  57. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Early Days of Rage", The Independent on Sunday Review, 22 November 1992, pp. 8–9, 12–13, 15.
  58. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Corinne Simpson: Taking Care of Business", Ten.8, No. 24, 1986.
  59. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Beuford Smith: In the Humane Tradition", Ten.8, No. 16, 1985.
  60. ^ Wilmer, Val, "Harlem's Picture-Taking Man", The Observer Magazine, 21 September 1980, pp. 48–49, 51, 53; "Van Der Zee: Harlem Photographer", Ten.8, No. 16, 1985.
  61. ^ TEN-8 No. 24: "Evidence – New Light on Afro American Images", n.d. (1987?).
  62. ^ "London Is The Place For Me | 4: African Dreams And The Piccadilly High Life", Honest Jon's Records.
  63. ^ Walters, John L. (Spring 2007), "Reason and rhymes: Can design for contemporary jazz, world and experimental music have a meaningful partnership with the musical content?", Eye magazine, 63.
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  65. ^ Hopkinson, Amanda, "Raissa Page obituary", The Guardian, 21 September 2011.
  66. ^ "Ronnie Scott's tribute to founder", The Telegraph, 28 August 2013.
  67. ^ Newey, Jon, "Jazz breaking news: Ronnie Scott’s Covers Up", Jazzwise, 27 August 2013.
  68. ^ "Val Wilmer | The Photo Room", Esquire, EFG London Jazz Festival.
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  74. ^ "Val Wilmer" at CTS Images.
  75. ^ "As Serious As Your Life". Serpent's Tail. Miġbur 11 October 2022.
  76. ^ "Parliamentary Awards : Winners ...and winners on the night", London Jazz News, 20 May 2009.
  77. ^ "The All Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group (APPJAG)", Sandy Brown Jazz.
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  83. ^ "Listed Londoner: Val Wilmer", Robert Elms, BBC Radio London, 94.9 FM | Digital, 12 March 2018.
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  • Contemporary Authors: A Bio-Bibliographical Guide to Current Writers in Fiction, General Nonfiction, Poetry, Journalism, Drama, Motion Pictures, Television, and Other Field: 85-88 (Detroit: Cengage Gale, 1980).
  • Davies, Sue. Contemporary Photographers, Martin Marix Evans, ed. (New York: St. James Press, 1995).
  • Fischlin, David, and Ajay Heble. The Other Side of Nowhere: Jazz, Improvisation, and Communities in Dialogue, 1st edition, Middletown: Wesleyan University Press, 2004.
  • Ford, Robert. A Blues Bibliography (Bromley: Paul Pelletier Publishing, 1999; 2nd edition, New York: Routledge, 2007).
  • Gannon, Robert. "Wilmer, Valerie",The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, Barry Dean Kernfeld, ed. (London: MacMillan Press, 1988), p. 1299; entry revised by B. Kernfeld (2nd edition, 2002).
  • Gray, John. Fire Music: A Bibliography of the New Jazz, 1959–1990 (Westport: Greenwood, 1991).
  • Gray, Michael. The Bob Dylan Encyclopedia (London: Continuum International Publishing Group, 2006).
  • McKay, George. Circular Breathing: The Cultural Politics of Jazz in Britain (Durham: Duke University Press, 2005).
  • Mathieson, Kenny. Encyclopaedia of Blues. Komara, Edward, ed. (New York: Routledge, 2006).
  • Oliphant, Dave. Jazz Mavericks of the Lone Star State (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2007).
  • Trynka, Paul; photographs by Val Wilmer. Portrait of the Blues (New York: Da Capo Press, 1997).
  • Wilmer, Valerie. "Monk on Monk", Down Beat, 3 June 1965: pp. 20–22.
  • ---. "New York is Alive! Report and Photography by Valerie Wilmer". Jazz Forum, 1973: pp. 47–49.
  • ---. "Rock and Roll Genius" [interview with Otis Blackwell]. Melody Maker, 5 February 1977, Vol. 52: pp. 8, 44.
  • ---. "The first preference is pride" [interview with Jayaben Desai], Time Out, 15–21 September 1978, pp. 14–15.
  • ---. "Gilmore and 'Trane: The Sun Ra Link". Melody Maker, 27 December 1980. Vol. 55: pp. 16–17.
  • ---. Mudell:"'I'm Happy as All Hell that the Man Took My SongsMudell:'" [interview with Otis Blackwell]. Time Out. 6–12 March 1981, pp. 12–13.
  • ---. "Rudolph Dunbar". City Limits, March 1986: pp. 84–86.
  • ---. "Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This: Valerie Wilmer Responds to Max Harrison's Review of her Book". Jazz Forum, 4 March 1990: pp. 4–5.
  • ---. "How We Met: Lauderic Caton and Louis Stephenson". The Independent on Sunday Review, 7 February 1993: p. 61.
  • ---. "Jimi Hendrix: An Experience". Down Beat, February 1994: pp. 38–40.
  • ---. "The First Time I Met the Blues". Mojo, September 1995. 22: pp. 84–85.
  • ---. "Spirits Rejoice: Albert and Don Ayler". Coda: The Journal of Jazz and Improvised Music, March–April 1997: pp. 4–7.
  • ---. "Coleridge Goode: Improving with Age". Double Bassist, 2003: pp. 12–15.
  • ---. "Roswell Rudd and the Chartreuse Phantasm". The Wire, Issue 249, November 2004: pp. 28–31.
  • ---. "A Blue Mariner's Legacy". Double Bassist, 2005: pp. 24–26.
  • ---. "Kitty Grime". Jazz Journal International, 2007: pp. 18–19.
  • ---, "Jazz and Blues and Blues and Jazz", Vice, Vol. 16, no. 7, The Photo Issue 2009.

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