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Joined at the Hip: A History of Jazz in
                          the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay Goetting  Joined at the Hip: A History of Jazz in
                            the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay Goetting  Joined at the Hip: A History of Jazz
                              in the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay Goetting  Joined at the Hip: A History of
                                Jazz in the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay
                                Goetting 

Joined at the Hip: A History of
                                  Jazz in the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay
                                  Goetting  Joined at the Hip: A History of
                                  Jazz in the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay
                                  Goetting  Joined at the Hip: A History of
                                  Jazz in the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay
                                  Goetting  Joined at the Hip: A History of
                                  Jazz in the Twin Cities 2011 by Jay
                                  Goetting 
 
    



Details


Publisher: Minnesota Historical Society Press; 2011
1st edition
ISBN-10: 0873518179
ISBN-13: 978-0873518178
240 pages -- Approx. size: 6 x 9 inches
 
Jazz first churned its way into the Twin Cities on the Mississippi river excursion boats, which brought the likes of Jelly Roll Morton and Louis Armstrong to listeners on the leveeā€”and it never left. When Paul Whiteman, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and other jazz greats toured the clubs and concert halls of the Cities, young musicians listened in the alleys outside, bought records, and learned more of this exciting new music. The local scene began to nurture players like Lester Young and Oscar Pettiford, who went on to bigger things, as well as those who remained close to home to ply their craft, like Rook Ganz, Percy Hughes, Doc Evans, and Dave Karr.

Using an invaluable set of interviews taped with jazz personalities that were broadcast by Dave Sletten and Kent Hazen in the 1990s and rare photographs spanning the entire era,
author Jay Goetting recounts the lore and explores the social aspects of the story: racism, the gangster era, unionization and strip joints, and the ever-evolving music itself.

Very good hardcover book in beautiful condition with dust jacket, spotless interior. Great gift idea or addition to your music library.

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