Joined at the hip a history of jazz in the Twin Cities /
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 levee<U+2014>and it never left. When Paul Whiteman, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and other jazz greats toured the c...
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| 505 | 0 | |a Cruising up the river -- Jazz, jazz everywhere--and not a drop to drink -- The Near Northside -- Prejudice in a progressive setting -- The musicians' union -- On the avenue -- Twin Cities jazz celebs -- Way up north in Dixieland -- From swing to bebop to beyond -- The clubs -- The big bands -- The singers -- Jazz on the air -- Jazz in the new millennium. | |
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