The Critical Reader: Poems, Stories, EssaysW. W. Norton, 1949 - 785 oldal |
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... playing it developed by the boys around Chicago years ago , when jazz was coming up the Mississippi from New Orleans and shifting its center . Krupa is from that center , Benny and Harry Goodman are too ; but Jess Stacy is a man who ...
... playing it developed by the boys around Chicago years ago , when jazz was coming up the Mississippi from New Orleans and shifting its center . Krupa is from that center , Benny and Harry Goodman are too ; but Jess Stacy is a man who ...
550. oldal
... player before him . Bix sat in with Carlisle Evans in Moline , Illi- nois , and later played the Greystone Ballroom in Detroit with Jean Goldkette ; and at that time his peer , Louis , was at the Sun- set Café in Chicago . Jess kept playing ...
... player before him . Bix sat in with Carlisle Evans in Moline , Illi- nois , and later played the Greystone Ballroom in Detroit with Jean Goldkette ; and at that time his peer , Louis , was at the Sun- set Café in Chicago . Jess kept playing ...
553. oldal
... playing some sad backwater where the bloods were yelling for " Casa Loma Stomp " and failed to get the idea of a ... plays a one - night stand in some town near . And when he plays , you listen ; and when he possibly comes over to your ...
... playing some sad backwater where the bloods were yelling for " Casa Loma Stomp " and failed to get the idea of a ... plays a one - night stand in some town near . And when he plays , you listen ; and when he possibly comes over to your ...
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Introduction | 1 |
A E HOUSMAN | 9 |
KARL SHAPIRO | 15 |
Copyright | |
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