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when base players started playing on all four beats |
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porportion in music. balance |
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Pianist, composer, band leader. ODJB |
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ODJB band leader first jazz record |
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First company to have a race series. started its 8000 series in 1921 |
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Swing (scoring of steamboat willie) |
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Jazz pianist, composer, arranger, sknger, and bandleader, and the second wife of Louis Armstron with who she collaborated on many recordings in the 1920s |
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composer, band leader, pianist, manipulated for the most interesting. the canges are the chord progression |
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Jazz clarinet pop star. play with bix |
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Drummer, singer and flamboyant entertainer |
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one of the 1st black musicians to appear w/ white musicians |
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where ellingtons early band played for floor shows |
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Where Lousia armstrong chose to leave new orleans for |
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Louis armstrong was outspoken about racism in the integration of birmingham LA |
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true and he was criticized for it |
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played roles for white audiences taht were demeaning to modern audiences |
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stressed solo rather then group improv |
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why louis armstron is considered to be a significant jazz artist |
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the first great white jazz artist, first cool jazz musician and first to use impressionism |
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scott joblin. is a precourser to jazz. and jazz is never written down, its improved |
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