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Artie shaw
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nightmare
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Duke Ellingtion
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muted trumpet
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Art Tatum
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piano player
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cab calloway
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Mr. Hi-de-ho
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trumpet
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louis armstrongs instrument
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James P. Johnson
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Harlem strut
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buddy bolden
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1st jazz musician
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frontline
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clarinet, cornet, trumpet, trombone
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Benny Goodman
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clarinet from Chicago
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Fletcher Henderson
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Godfather of swing
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Scott Joplin
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King of ragtime
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Ma Rainey
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booze and blues
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Louis Moreau Gottschalk
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ragtime progenitor
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Red Norvo
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Mr. and Mrs Swing
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Bennie Moten
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New moten Stomp ABAA
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W.C. Handy
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father of the blues
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Louis Armstrong
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trumpet king of swing
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Papa Jack
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1st white jazz musician-
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John Hammond
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wealthy philanthropist, record producer, musician, music critic, talent scout
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Clarinet
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Benny Goodman played this instrument
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Harry Pace
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founds Blacks Swan Records 1921
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Chick webb
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vote for mr. Rhythm- ABAC
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Kid Ory
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Exponent of the "tailgate style"-
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bix beiderbecke
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cornet, trumpet, and piano player
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Piano
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Jelly Roll Morton played this instrument
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Storeyville
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the "red light" district of jazz
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Jimmy Dorsey
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alto sax player, composer, and bandleader born PA
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the boswell sisters
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the object of my affection
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down home blues8
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fletcher henderson and ethel waters
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rhythm section
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tuba, spring bass, drums, banjo, piano
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James Reese Europe
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Clef club president and bandleader
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collective improvisation
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the musical technique during which many instruments play together
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to rag
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to syncopate- stressing of the off beat or weak beat
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cotton club
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the club at which duke ellington became well known
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Congo Square
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The place in New Orleans where different bands played
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BIng Crosby
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bridged gap btwm black and white jazz singer
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Harry Carney and Johnny Hodges
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played sax for Duke Ellington
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Kind of Blue
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Miles Davis's "So What" was recorded on this very famous album
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the savoy ballroom
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birthplace of the Lindy hop and other swing era dances
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Glenn Miller
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This mans band was well known for the song "In the mood"
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