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| Banned music on the radio because record companies were scared to allow radios to broadcast their stuff. "free music" |
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| Tried to censor stuff because people wrote "naughty" songs about sex and drugsG |
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| explained what swing is, citing spanish syncopations. |
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| Black radiologist, explains cross cultural attraction |
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| white people began to listen to jazz and went to urban cabarets. cotton club in harlem is famous, shift from black to white audiences. |
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| Popular music teachers magazine jazz is a problem because it corrupts young musicians and make for sloppy technique. |
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| People argue that jazz is killing music because it inspires musicians to use bad style. Also people argue that bebop killed big band. |
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| Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie parker |
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| Pianist William "Billy" Taylor |
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| Worked with guys above, says jazz is a good and equally available to all |
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| Playboy helped break down the gender roles of the 50's First issue included jazz as a trapping of all the good life |
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| Louis Armstrong on music and politics |
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| Things he said about civil rights were heard by all because he was famous |
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