Lee, David
Biography
David Lee was born and raised in Mission, BC. Upon receiving his BA in English from UBC, he moved to Toronto where he worked for the jazz magazine Coda and, with his wife Maureen Cochrane, ran the publishing house Nightwood Editions. He also studied double bass and worked actively in Toronto avant-garde theatre, dance, and multi-media performances, as well as touring internationally and recording with the Bill Smith Ensemble, Leo Smith, and Joe McPhee. Moving back to the west coast, he played in community bands, co-founded the Pender Harbour Jazz Festival, wrote a Vancouver Island guidebook, and co-authored the autobiography of jazz pianist Paul Bley, Stopping Time. David Lee received his
MA in Music Criticism from McMaster University in 2004 and currently lives with his family in Hamilton, Ontario.
(from: http://www.themercurypress.ca/?q=authors/david_lee)
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Published Work
2006. The Battle of the Five Spot: Ornette Coleman and
the New York Jazz Field. Toronto: Mercury Press.
(Nonfiction)
2006. Chainsaws: a history. Madeira Park, B.C.: Harbour
Pub. (Nonfiction)
