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1. time.com › 6975757 › jazz-voice-of-revolution-essayHow Jazz Became the Voice of Revolution | TIME

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   9. Mai 2024 · In 1945, the Count told the managers of Kansas City’s whites-only Tower Theatre, “If you don’t want my people, then you don’t want my music.” Basie followed through on the ultimatum and...

2. www.swr.de › swrkultur › musik-jazz-und-pop„Komm, wir bauen uns ein Haus“ – Katharina Kollmann ... - SWR.de

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   18. Mai 2024 · In Kansas City fing alles an: Als der Bandleader Bennie Moten 1935 überraschend starb, übernahm sein Pianist William Basie die Band und machte sie zu seiner eigenen. Zwei Jahre später...

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4. www.jazziz.com › jazz-destinations-kansas-cityJazz Destinations: Kansas City - JAZZIZ Magazine

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   22. Mai 2024 · by Brian Zimmerman. The J.C. Nichols Fountain in Kansas City, Missouri, home to great barbecue and an even better jazz scene. Kansas City, Missouri, has a special place in jazz history. It was the hometown of Charlie Parker and the spot where Count Basie and his orchestra first started swinging.

5. facts.net › history › people18 Facts About Count Basie - Facts.net

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   21. Mai 2024 · From Harlem to Kansas City. In the early 1920s, Basie left his hometown in New Jersey and moved to Harlem, New York City, where he immersed himself in the vibrant jazz scene. Later, he relocated to Kansas City, Missouri, which would become his musical home and the birthplace of his famous Count Basie Orchestra.

6. www.jazziz.com › short-history-one-oclock-jump-count-basie-1937A short history of … “One O’Clock Jump” (Count Basie, 1937)

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   Vor 3 Tagen · Catherine Tackley writes that according to Gunther Schuller, this riff is derived from a 1929 Chocolate Dandies recording of a number called “Six or Seven Times” that was “worked into a head arrangement by Count Basie and his band while they were still in Kansas.”

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7. oldtimemusic.com › the-meaning-behind-the-song-one-oclockThe Meaning Behind The Song: One O’Clock Jump by Count Basie

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   14. Mai 2024 · One O’Clock Jump, composed by Count Basie, is an iconic jazz piece that was first recorded in 1937. This instrumental track has since become one of the most recognizable and beloved tunes in the swing era. The song showcases Basie’s incredible skills as a bandleader and pianist while featuring the exceptional talents of his ...

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9. www.kcur.org › podcast › up-to-dateNew book chronicles the lives of jazz legends Duke ... - NPR in...

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   16. Mai 2024 · New book chronicles the lives of jazz legends Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and Count Basie | KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR. By Steve Kraske , Zach Wilson. Published May 16, 2024 at...