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699:New Orleans rhythm and blues
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212:Original Dixieland Jass Band
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1963:Palmer, Robert (1995: 60).
1671:Kubik, Gerhard (1999: 52).
1662:. New York: Schirmer Books.
1636:. New York: Schirmer Books.
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571:Phillip "Tuba Phil" Frazier
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1900:. Da Capo Press. pp.
1697:Roberts, John Storm 1979.
1688:. CBS News (26 June 2011).
1684:"Wynton Marsalis part 2."
1645:Sublette, Ned (2008:125).
1560:Manuel, Peter (2009: 69).
1158:Abel, E. Lawrence (1999).
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2179:"Soilent Green biography"
1868:Jazz: The First 100 Years
1769:. New York: Oxford Press.
1451:Jazz: The First 100 Years
776:In a 1988 interview with
2325:In the Name of Suffering
1382:"The First Jazz Records"
589:the confines of the 6/8
2880:French Quarter Festival
2356:Take as Needed for Pain
1753:compared to the source.
1108:Corrosion of Conformity
667:Original Dixieland Band
622:Original Dixieland Band
465:download the audio file
353:Louis Moreau Gottschalk
327:Louis Moreau Gottschalk
262:download the audio file
244:download the audio file
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2830:New Orleans Privateers
2035:"Eyehategod biography"
1990:Fensterstock, Alison.
1303:Russell, Tony (1997).
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1936:Jazz: The Rough Guide
1539:Orovio, Helio. 1981.
1210:W.W. Norton & Co.
970:Trademark da Skydiver
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2825:New Orleans Pelicans
2811:(Loyola New Orleans)
2684:Sheriff's Department
1996:BestofNewOrleans.com
1673:Africa and the Blues
1354:Thomas, Bob (1994).
1328:Schoenherr, Steven.
1110:(who originate from
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745:into early R&B.
633:was first coined by
277:began incorporating
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3046:New Orleans R&B
3036:New Orleans hip hop
2820:New Orleans Jesters
2759:Notre Dame Seminary
2507:City of New Orleans
2239:"Kingdom of Sorrow"
2143:"Crowbar biography"
2065:Torreano, Bradley.
1894:Jones, Max (2000).
1409:. apassion4jazz.net
1283:La Voce di New York
584:The history of the
224:Livery Stable Blues
189:) and jazz itself.
2895:Satchmo SummerFest
2836:New Orleans Saints
2462:One Note at a Time
1927:Fairweather, Digby
1590:MauleĂłn (1999: 4)
1520:Cuba and Its Music
1380:Alexander, Scott.
1254:italoamericano.org
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1763:Schuller, Gunther
1726:(2000: DVD n.1).
1528:978-1-55652-632-9
1407:"Jazz Milestones"
1336:on March 12, 2010
1122:Hank Williams III
1037:Superjoint Ritual
1033:Kingdom of Sorrow
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