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Introduction, pp. 7-9
Prologue - Dave Brubeck: A Life in American Music by Doug Ramsey, pp. 10-35
Chapter 1 - “Time to Begin” by Fred M. Hall, pp. 36-43
Chapter 2. The Dave Brubeck Octet by Dave Brubeck and Dr. Frank Tirro, pp. 44-51
Chapter 3. The Dave Brubeck Octet: A Formula and A Dilemma by Raymond Horricks, pp. 52-57
Chapter 4. The Dave Brubeck Octet by Philip Clark, pp. 58-70
Chapter 5. Cal Tjader and The Dave Brubeck Octet and Trio by S. Duncan Reid, pp. 71-78
Chapter 6. The Complete Storyville Broadcasts - Jason Yale, pp. 79-83
Chapter 7. The Formative Years of the Dave Brubeck Quartet by Philip Elwood,
pp. 84-94
Chapter 8. Brubeck at Oberlin, A Review of the Jazz Literature by Steven A. Cerra, pp. 95-104.
Chapter 9. 1954 Jazz at College of the Pacific and Jazz Goes to College - Wayne Morrill, Katie Neubauer and George Avakian, pp. 105-114
Chapter 10. The Early Years at Columbia Records and Brubeck Time by Stephen Crist, pp. 115-120
Chapter 11. Dave Brubeck Answers His Critics - Don Freeman DB 8.10.1955, pp. 121-123
Chapter 12. Ralph J. Gleason - “Dave Brubeck: What Makes Him Tick,” DB 7.25.1957, pp. 124-130
Chapter 13. Ralph J. Gleason - Dave Brubeck: 'They Said I Was Too Far Out' DB 8. 8. 1957, pp. 131-137
Chapter 14. Ralph J. Gleason - Dave Brubeck: First Things First, DB 9.5.1957, pp. 138-145
Chapter 15. The Quartet from These Jazzmen of Our Times by Raymond Horricks, pp. 146-152
Chapter 16. Jazz Impressions of the U.S.A. and Dave Digs Disney by Philip Clark, pp. 153-159
Chapter 17. Jazz Impressions of Dave Brubeck by Steven A. Cerra and Howard Mandel, 160-166
Chapter 18. Digging Dave Brubeck and Time Out - Alan Goldscher, pp. 167-182
Chapter 19. Metrical Experimentation from "Dave Brubeck's Time Out" by Stephen Crist, pp. 183-189
Chapter 20. Dave Brubeck’s Time Out: Why It’s So Great - Kile Smith, pp. 190-192
Chapter 21. Dave Brubeck - Beyond Take Five - John Edward Hasse, pp. 193-196
Chapter 22. Dave Brubeck and Stan Kenton: Alike and Unalike by Harry Frost, pp. 197-200
Chapter 23. Pops - Dave and Iola Brubeck - The Real Ambassadors by Steven A. Cerra and Ricky Riccardi, pp. 201-210
Chapter 24. The Real Ambassadors by Penny M. von Eschen, pp. 211-218
Chapter 25. The Real Ambassadors by Keith Hatschek, pp. 219-225
Chapter 26. Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Glasser - Gary Giddins, pp. 226-228
Chapter 27. Beyond Time Out - The Undiscovered Dave Brubeck by Steven A. Cerra, 229-237
Chapter 28. Dave Brubeck, Composer, by Leonard Feather, pp. 238-244
Chapter 29. A Quartet of Five (Dave Brubeck) by Gary Giddins, pp. 245-249
Chapter 30. Dave Brubeck: The Man on the Buffalo Nickel - Gene Lees, pp. 250-268
Chapter 31. Compadres with Brubeck and Mulligan - Jerome Klinkowitz, pp. 269-278
Chapter 32. “A Quarter Century Young: The Dave Brubeck Quartet,” Arnold J. Smith, DB March 25,1976, pp. 279-288
Epilogue - Dave Brubeck: The Smithsonian Oral History Program NEA Jazz Masters Interviews, pp. 289-352
Bibliography, pp. 353-360
Discography, pp. 361-364
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