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The Summer of Soul

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Summer of Soul Film Review

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The Evolution of Jazz Music in the 30’s and 40’s

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The Story of Jazz Notes

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Jazz Fusion

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The Commodification of Black Music

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The Commodification of African American Music Through Record Row

Neema Griffin December 2, 2021

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Negro Spirituals Quinci Nesbitt

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During slavery, enslaved African Americans sang negro Spirituals to discuss their struggles and express their faith in God. Some spirituals empowered the enslaved and gave

Jazz in the 1930s-40s

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Jazz Post Quinci Nesbitt

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Houston Person: Live In Paris - Jazz Journal

Stanley Nelson's bio-doc of Miles Davis (reviewed in theatrical form in February) not only takes its title from the name of one of the trumpeter's ...
BYU to Host Coveted DB Keionte Scott for Official Visit - Sports Illustrated

A pair of his coaches at Snow College, Jan Jorgenson and Tanner Jacobson, played at BYU. He also grew up with BYU running back Miles Davis. In an ...
Why Does Spider-Man Miles Morales Not Go by Davis? - Distractify

Even though fans love him, they are confused about one thing: Why does Miles Morales not go by Miles Davis? Miles's mom's name is Rio Morales, ...
Arts Reconsideration: The 1971 Project – Celebrating a Great Year in Music (December Entry)

This month's diverse list includes Elton John, Paul and Linda McCartney, Humble Pie, Miles Davis, and Nick Drake. Hits be damned.
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"Miles Davis was always so good at keeping his trumpet relatively simple and soulful. I hear more than just a trumpet playing, you hear a vocalist, ...
Famous jazz musician from Ferguson returns home to work with Jazz St. Louis - KSDK

"To take on the mantle of the already rich history here in music, in St. Louis from Miles Davis to Clark Terry and so many other incredible people ...
The Ultimate Gift Guide For Music Lovers, According To KEXP Seattle Radio Hosts - Yahoo News

stereo headphones, a waterproof speaker, a memoir of one of the most iconic bands of all time and music from Herb Alpert and Miles Davis.
Music critics mock Kenny G's 'safe sax.' But a new documentary will change how you see him

Miles Davis, another jazz legend, was accused of selling out when he went electric on his album "Bitches Brew," which helped launch jazz fusion ...

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The influence of Jazz between the 30s-40s

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Alannah Ross: Concert Report

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First Lady of the Swing Era

Although raised in the City of Gracious Living, Ella Fitzgerald had no idea of how gracious and ebullient her life would truly become. As an

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If It Ain’t Got That Swang, It Probably Got That Bebop: A Look at the Evolution of Jazz in the 30s and 40s

Rag is a Drag, Time to Swing! Twenty years of one genre is quite a long time! Ragtime was fun for the time bing, but

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The Development of Jazz within the 1930s and 1940s! – Jordan Bishop

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Jazz from the 1930s – 1940s

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Jazz in the 1930s-40s

Jazz Post Quinci Nesbitt

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New Orleans Jazz (Introductory Video)

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Quincy Jones Evening in Paris Project

Bebop

MODAL Jazz

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The influence of Jazz between the 30s-40s

Alannah Ross: Concert Report

First Lady of the Swing Era

If It Ain’t Got That Swang, It Probably Got That Bebop: A Look at the Evolution of Jazz in the 30s and 40s

The Development of Jazz within the 1930s and 1940s! – Jordan Bishop

Jazz from the 1930s – 1940s

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