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The Origins of Jazz #4: Who Was Buddy Bolden?

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The many cultures represented in New Orleans, combined with the city’s trade routes along the Mississippi River and into the Atlantic Ocean, made New Orleans unlike any other city on earth. In this environment comes a musical genius who hears the many influences and forges Jazz out of them. Phil Schaap tells you about this man: Buddy Bolden.
Find out more in this video series with WKCR personality and Jazz at Lincoln Center curator Phil Schaap!
Visit academy.jalc.org to learn more
Phil Schaap - Lecturer
Eric Suquet - Director
Bill Thomas - Director of Photography
Aaron Chandler - Audio Engineer
Richard Emery - Production Assistant
Seton Hawkins - Producer
Theme music composed and performed by Eli Yamin
Recorded September 10, 2013

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5 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@patrickmurchison9145 5 лет назад

Mr. Schaap really brought the history to LIFE...leaving me wanting to hear MORE!!!

@Firstlast-me6df 5 лет назад

The movie trailer brought me here. Great musician.

@BabbaZee1111 5 лет назад

How sad that there are no comments. Groovus knowledge unimparted.

@Stinkypoopyfunny 5 лет назад

Babba Zee true

@glenbentley5020 4 года назад

I am going to see Buddy’s house in NewOrleans

@nochipsleft4432 4 года назад

Such a good Video keep up the good work

@KalpaHettiarachchi 4 года назад

Great,thx a lot .really interesting

@markkleindorf8088 4 года назад

Stale Bread Lacoume ??

@GatlinHolden 5 лет назад

Port of Houston is the busiest port in all of the United States....

@jeromeblue7807 5 лет назад

Gatlin Holden This may be true. New Orleans still has a distinct place in American and world history, musical and otherwise. New Orleans is still New Orleans, and there’s no other place like it in the world.

@ealswytheangelicrealms 3 года назад

Odd Bolden invented jazz as claimed here when he never played a tune with the word jazz or no band he ever lead or played in used the word jazz either. I read Jelly Roll Morton did the first jazz orchestrations and he claimed he invented jazz but again he did not have a band with the word jazz in it until the 1920’s. The earliest jazz band I could find that actually used the word jazz and had the word jazz in tunes they played was the Original Dixieland Jazz Band of New Orleans who made the first jazz record in 1917. Also Bolden never made any recordings so how do you know what he played?