Remember I'm going to be ending the first elective (the American People) between 14.45-14.50 and then start the second (This one - The African American Musical Tradition) at 15.00 or as soon thereafter as possible.
Anyhoo.... Here's this weeks's list!
There's a couple of old (but important) recordings but most
are from the late 1930's onward when technology became much better.
I'm undecided on the exact class contents so there might be
some later additions, but this will get you started.
The lyrics aren't ready yet (though there's a lot more
instrumentals than usual) and might not be until Thursday or so... keep
checking back!
Early Jazz / New Orleans
King Oliver
Canal Street Blues (1923)
Jazz Funeral
for Juanita Brooks (2009)
History of Scat Singing
Gene Greene
King of the Bungalows (1911) starting
Cliff Edward
Homesick (1922)
Louis Armstrong
Heebie Jeebies (1926)
Duke Ellington /
Adelaide Hall
Creole Love Call (1927)
Ella Fitzgerald
How High the Moon (1960)
Evolution from Pop to Jazz singing
song: More than you know
(1929)
(In class we'll just listen to a short section)
Helen Morgan (1929)
Torch Singer
Ruth Etting (1929) Pop
Singer
Mildred Bailey (1936)
Pop-jazz singer
Billie Holiday (1939)
Jazz singer
Big Bands and into Bebop
Count Basie and his
Orchestra
Lousiana (1940)
Duke Ellington
Satin Doll (1952)
Lionel Hampton
Flying Home (1942)
Dizzy Gillespie
Quintet
Salt Peanuts (1942)
Charlie Parker
Confirmation (1946)
Cab Calloway and the
Nicholas Brothers
Jumpin' Jive (1943)
Whitey's Lindy Hoppers
(must watch instead of just listen!)
from Hellzapoppin (1941)
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