Listening Guides | |
Recorded Examples | |
Photographs | |
Colorplates | |
Preface | |
What is Jazz? | p. 1 |
How to Listen to Jazz | p. 10 |
Jazz Heritages | p. 18 |
The Blues | p. 32 |
Jazz Singers | p. 42 |
Early New Orleans Dixieland (1900-1920) | p. 49 |
Ragtime (1900-1917) | p. 57 |
Chicago Style Dixieland (the 1920s) | p. 66 |
Boogie-Woogie (the 1920s and 1930s) | p. 74 |
Swing (1932-1942) | p. 79 |
Bop (1940-1950) | p. 96 |
Cool (1949-1955) | p. 107 |
Hard Bop, Funky/Straight-Ahead Jazz (circa 1954-) | p. 118 |
Free Form, Avant Garde | p. 130 |
Crossover, Third Stream, Early Jazz/Rock | p. 143 |
Jazz/Rock/Pop Fusion | p. 153 |
Big Band Legacy | p. 165 |
Jazz in Television and Motion Pictures | p. 171 |
Jazz and the New Technology | p. 176 |
Jazz Esthetics and Criticism | p. 185 |
Six Out of Many | p. 191 |
Awards and Films | p. 209 |
Selected Discography | p. 213 |
Glossary | p. 215 |
Bibliography | p. 219 |
Index | p. 222 |
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