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1. Jazz in New York and Chicago During the 1920s
   ... Two of the cities most affected by this move were Chicago and New York. Chicago was home primarily for New Orleans traditional music during the 1920amp39s. ...
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2. Joe
   ... The move from New Orleans to Chicago had a strong impact on the world of jazz. The music that was played in New Orleans was not often recorded. ...
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3. jazz in the 20s
   ... And Marshall Stearns specifically stated ampquotthe hypothetical peak of jazz intensity shifted from New Orleans to Chicago sometime before 1920ampquotOstransky 63. ...
   (1750 Words -- Approx. 7 Pages)

4. History of Jazz
   ... This mix of watered down Jazz and soulful Jazz carried on from New Orleans, to Chicago, to New York and throughout the country translated into, the new Big ...
   (1449 Words -- Approx. 6 Pages)

5. Jazz history
   ... Dixieland Dixieland is an umbrella to indicate musical styles of the earliest New Orleans and Chicago jazz musicians, recorded from 1917 to 1923, as well as ...
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6. 1920amp39 jazz
   ... Two of the cities most affected by this move were Chicago and New York. Chicago was home primarily for New Orleans traditional music during the 1920amp39s. ...
   (1398 Words -- Approx. 6 Pages)

7. Music
   ... fired due to a fight. After returning to New Orleans, he received a telegram from King Oliver in Chicago. It was an invitation to ...
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8. Louis Armstrongs Influential Career
   ... fired due to a fight. After returning to New Orleans, he received a telegram from King Oliver in Chicago. It was an invitation to ...
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9. Louis Armstrongamp39s Influential Career
   ... fired due to a fight. After returning to New Orleans, he received a telegram from King Oliver in Chicago. It was an invitation to ...
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10. The Life of Jelly Roll Morton
    ... playing in whorehouses and in the bordellos of the Storyville district of New Orleans. ... the fair of 1904, he began traveling such cities as Chicago, Los Angeles ...
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11. Louis Armstrong
    ... for himself around Chicago. He landed a job in Fat Marableamp39s Orchestra and finally learned to read music. His also meant that Louis had to leave New Orleans in ...
    (1949 Words -- Approx. 8 Pages)

12. PreCivil War New Orleans
    ... descendantsamp39 dialects would make visitors feel like they were back in Brooklyn or Chicago. From 1820 to 1870, the Irish and Germans made New Orleans one of the ...
    (2652 Words -- Approx. 11 Pages)

13. jazzing 20th the century
    ... musicians. From New Orleans Jazz migrates to Chicago and New York. it is then when Harlem exposes itself to white folks. ampquotWhite ...
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14. What Is the Mafia and Is It A Major Part of American Society
    ... The ampquotMafia Citiesampquot are New York NY, Buffalo NY, Rochester NY, Chicago IL, Rockford IL, Cleveland OH, Dallas TX, Milwaukee WI, Boston MA, New Orleans LA, St ...
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15. Dorothy Day
    ... of immigrants, the church of the poor.ampquot Day 30 In 1922, while in Chicago working as ... this life.ampquot Day 3031 Her next job was with a newspaper in New Orleans. ...
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16. History of New York City A
    ... Still, Jazz did not originate in Harlem. New Orleans and Chicago both claim to be an important role in the musicamp39s development. ...
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17. The Social Significance of the Blues and its Impact on Jazz
    ... hand. Many investigators on the history of jazz say that it began in New Orleans and worked its way up the river into Chicago. Jazz ...
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18. Jazz Giants
    ... The development of jazz in Chicago came from New Orleans where, after World War I many musicians left because of the new military port that had been ...
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19. Mafia History
    ... This was in part because Don Vito fled to New Orleans from Sicily to escape ... When Johnny Torrio, the original leader of the gang moved to Chicago, he invited ...
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20. Edited Reality A look into MTVs The Real World
    ... example, this season in New Orleans they chose a Mormon girl who attends Brigham Young University to an openly gay man to a black guy from Chicago, this showamp39s ...
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21. Rock and Roll
    ... New Orleans is characterized as ampquotthe birthplace of jazzaE, partly because it was the ampquotsite of thriving RampampB since late 1940amp39s to the early 1950amp39s. Chicago was ...
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22. The Study of Jacob Lawrence
    ... at educational institutions such as Dillard University, in New Orleans, Fisk University ... Art of the American Negro at the American Negro Exhibition in Chicago. ...
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23. Louis Armstrong
    ... Louis was proud to be in the best Jazz band in New Orleans. The band mostly played dances. ... He was in Chicago and wanted Louis to come down a play in his band. ...
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24. Our people
    ... and institutions in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Detroit, Nashville, Memphis, Los Angeles, and New Orleans, always revealing who ...
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25. Our Kind of People
    ... and institutions in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Detroit, Nashville, Memphis, Los Angeles, and New Orleans, always revealing who ...
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26. lincoln
    ... culture with which he associated was whether the proposed transcontinental railroad would run from Chicago to San Francisco or from New Orleans to some point ...
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27. Louis Armstrong Bio
    ... His mother in New Orleans raised him. ... In 1922 Armstrong joined Oliver and his Creole Jazz Band in Chicago and made his first recording. ...
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28. Ellington and Jazz in the 30amp39s
    ... A young piano player named Edward ampquotDukeampquot Ellington was discovered in New Orleans. ... Volume II. Chicago, Illinois: Johnson Publishing Co, 1971. ...
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29. chief illiniwek
    ... ampquotAnd why arenamp39t the Christians upset with the New Orleans Saints or ... David J. Goode adds ampquotIn the October 17 issue of the Chicago Tribune, Gary Reinmuth referred ...
    (2065 Words -- Approx. 8 Pages)

30. Italian Mafia History
    ... Hennessy prepared to destroy the Mafia organization in New Orleans. ... Al Capone in Chicago and Charles Luciano in New York among others amassed millions of ...
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