Ken Burns: Jazz Musicians of Unit 1

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Jazz History

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How was Buddy Bolden different from other trumpet players of that time?

louder, more innovative, creative

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What happened to Buddy Bolden in 1906?

Best Jazz Musician in New Orleans

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Where did Jelly-Roll Morton first work as a teenager? Night watchman?

worked playing music in Storyville, told gma he was a night watchman

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What kind of guy was Jelly-Roll Morton?

his biggest fan, all-around entertainer

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What is significant about Morton traveling and playing all over the U.S.?

spread jazz nationally

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Louis’s birthday: When did he think it was? When was it really?

July 4th, 1900, August 9th, 1901

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What was Louis Armstrongs’ home life/childhood like?

raised by a single mother, lived in poverty

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What happened to Armstrong on New Year’s Day 1913? Where was he sent?

Arrested for firing a gun, sent to Colored Waifs home

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Who was Louis’s idol?

Joe Oliver (King Oliver)

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What year did Louis leave for Chicago and why?

1922 to join King Olivers band

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What was the “great migration”?

black individuals moved north in seach of freedom and jobs

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When did Louis Armstrong first record with Joe Oliver’s band?

1923

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What year did Sidney Bechet come back to the states? Why did he come then?

1922, deported due to an altercation with a prostitute

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What kind of man was Bechet?

trouble, a challenger