Oral History and Research Materials: Hayes Pillars
This is the table of contents for the interview of Hayes Pillars. It is part of the National Ragtime and Jazz Archive which is located in Lovejoy Library at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.
For a complete contents list of all musician interviews for the oral history project, please click on this link: Oral History and Research Materials.
If interested in reviewing these materials from the National Ragtime and Jazz Archive, please contact Therese Dickman, Fine Arts Librarian.
Tape # Side Running Time on Tape Subject
1 a 000-026 Early life; interest in music
1 a 027-089 Saxophone; learning music
1 a 090-120 First band
1 a 121-0140 Second band; own band
1 a 141-178 First St. Louis job; Club Plantation
1 a 179-203 band personnel
1 a 204-250 Musician's unions
1 a 251-278 Position of Jeter - pillars band in St. Louis; other
1 a 279-348 Bands prominent at that time jazz - origin of - how different
1 a 349-372 Ragtime music - influence on jazz
1 a 373-397 Jeter - Pillars band - type of music
1 a 398-414 Development of jazz
1 a 415-470 St. Louis "style"; late teen, early twenties
1 a 471-490 Race problem; white bands
1 a 491-500 Other clubs and bands
1 a 501-543 "Black" music vs. "white" music; American jazz
1 a 544-580 Early jazz in St. Louis
1 a 581-615 Rhythm and blues; blues; rock and roll
1 a 616-629 Dissolution of band
1 a 630-727 Government tax on dance clubs; effect on big bands
1 a 728-770 Problems facing black musicians
1 a 771-781 Technique and tone
1 a 782-823 Music structure
1 a 824-857 Black and white musicians
1 a 858-879 Gus Wilson
1 a 880-915 Drugs and bad environment surrounding musicians
1 a 916-940 Bands popular around St. Louis
1 a 941-962 Popularity of Jeter - Pillars Band
1 a 963-977 Nationally know musicians who played in St. Louis
2 a 002-089 "Swing" music, Benny Goodman
2 a 090-117 Fletcher Henderson Band
2 a 118-130 Druie Bess
2 a 131-167 Tone and technique
2 a 168-269 St. Louis Contribution to jazz
2 a 270-295 Enjoyment of music
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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Updated by Kristin Walker
May 2005