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O'Neal, Hank was born on June 5, 1940 in Kilgore, Texas, United States. Son of Harold Lee and Sarah (Christian) O'N.
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(Book by Eddie Condon, Hank O'Neal)
Book by Eddie Condon, Hank O'Neal
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(From 1985 to the present, Hank O'Neal interviewed 42 jazz...)
From 1985 to the present, Hank O'Neal interviewed 42 jazz legends who made music in Harlem during its heyday and decline. In their homes or immediate neighborhoods, he took their portraits with a large-format view camera and talked with them about what had been the best places to play, the interaction of the races, and about why the Harlem scene had faded. For each 'session' with a jazz legend, O'Neal has supplemented the interview and portraits with many of his other photographs, historical photographs and memorabilia. From the archives of Chiaroscuro Records, O'Neal has produced a CD that accompanies the book, which features sixteen of the 'ghosts' playing at the ends of their careers, between 1972 and 1996, including Cab Calloway, Milt Hinton, Doc Cheatham, Dizzy Gillespie, Buddy Tate, Eddie Barefield, Earl Hines, and Illinois Jacquet.
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With captions by Allen Ginsberg and a preface by William S. Burroughs, this is the only book to celebrate and chronicle the gay parade in NYC during its heyday. An all-new collection-none of the photos, captions, or preface has ever been published before! Taken during the early days of the gay pride parade, these photos were captioned by Allen Ginsberg and laid aside until now. This book provides a unique and personal look into the roots of one the city's most vibrant traditions, as well as being an important addition to gay/lesbian literature and photo documentation. Hank O'Neal chronicled the New York City gay pride parade from the informal, spontaneous ritual held soon after the Stonewall Riots up to the more orchestrated, glamorous parades of the 80s, before AIDS turned the parade into a political necessity. All of O'Neal's photographs date from 1974 to 1984, when the parade was held on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village (it has since moved to 5th Avenue). The photos capture the personality, the community, and the spirit of the gay pride parade in its earliest stages.
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(A wide-ranging and extraordinary selection of photographs...)
A wide-ranging and extraordinary selection of photographs by Bernice Abbott with her commentary for every image. Essay by Hank O'Neal; introduction by John Canaday. 255 pages, over 250 duo-toned b&w plates and text illustrations; 10.25 x 14.5 inches.
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(A memoir of the last years of Djuana Barnes by a man who ...)
A memoir of the last years of Djuana Barnes by a man who had exceptional access to her during her self-imposed isolation. With previously unpublished photos.
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small business owner entertainment producer
O'Neal, Hank was born on June 5, 1940 in Kilgore, Texas, United States. Son of Harold Lee and Sarah (Christian) O'N.
Bachelor, Syracuse University, 1962.
With Central Intelligence Agency, Washington and New York City, 1963-1976. Executive vice president Hammond Music Enterprises, New York City, 1980-1983. President, owner Chiaroscuro Records Company/Downtown Sound recording studio, 1970-1980, 85—.
Executive vice president HOSS, Inc., since 1983, Broadway Bound, Inc., since 1998. Vice president Festival Network, Incorporated, New York York City, since 2007. Instructor, department head New School for Social Research, New York City, 1970-1992.
Board directors The Jazz Foundation American, New York City, The Jazz Gallery, New York City. Chair board governors Jazz and Contemporary Music, New School University. President SOS Productions, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, since 1987.
(From 1985 to the present, Hank O'Neal interviewed 42 jazz...)
(A memoir of the last years of Djuana Barnes by a man who ...)
(A wide-ranging and extraordinary selection of photographs...)
(Oversize book with black-and-white photos on virtually ev...)
(With captions by Allen Ginsberg and a preface by William ...)
(Book by Eddie Condon, Hank O'Neal)
Captain United States Army, 1963-1967. Member Phi Gamma Delta.
Married Shelley M. Shier, May 14, 1985.
