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as far as I knew, there were no blacks working regularly in the industry, especially on the networks – ABC, CBS and NBC. asked me if the fact that the Musicians Unions were segregated contributed to the scarcity of blacks in the industry. It certainly could have been a contributing factor in that
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The West coast sound perhaps didn't have the gravitas that the East coast had, but, after all, these were Californians enjoying the sun and the surf and the extent that celebrity offered itself through the studio work that the entertainment industry was offering. So I think, you know, you think of
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While many Los Angeles area jazz musicians, particularly the former members of the Herman and Kenton bands, found regular employment in broadcast and motion picture studios, most of these musicians were white, leading to accusations that the studios deliberately excluded African Americans. The
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all the contracts for employment of musicians in the broadcast and motion picture studios were negotiated by the then all-white union, Local 47. The black union, Local 767, merely adopted the scales negotiated by Local 47, if and when a black musician got a studio call.
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Although West Coast jazz is often compared to the cool style, Los Angeles musicians locally known as "hard swingers," "blew bop as tough as anything emerging out of Detroit and New York...." In later years, their music was known as "California Hard."
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Some observers looked down upon West Coast jazz because many of its musicians were white, and because some listeners, critics, and historians perceived that the music was too cerebral, effete, or effeminate, or that it lacked
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Tanner, Gerow, and Megill are largely dismissive of the term "West Coast jazz". As it often refers to Gerry Mulligan and his associates in California, "West Coast" merely becomes synonymous with "cool jazz", although
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West Coast jazz sometimes featured a rhythm section that omitted the use of a piano, guitar, or any chordal instrument, tending to a more open and freer sound, as exemplified by the Gerry Mulligan collection
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disbanded his Innovations Orchestra in Los Angeles. Many of the musicians, some of whom had also played in Woody Herman's band, chose to remain in California. Trumpeter
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California as sun and surf, you think of New York City as cement and grit, and the music somewhat reflected that. One better than the other? Depends what you want.
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were the biggest hard-bop labels. Some of the major pioneers of West Coast jazz were Shorty Rogers, Gerry Mulligan, Chet Baker, Stan Getz,
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Manne suggested that these musicians' relaxed lifestyle in California was reflected in a laid-back, relaxed approach to jazz.
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notes that this is not surprising. By the late 1940s, the Central Avenue scene had the most bebop musicians outside New York.
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that developed in Los Angeles and San Francisco during the 1950s. West Coast jazz is often seen as a subgenre of
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were central figures among this group of musicians. Much of this activity centered on the Hermosa Beach
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During the 1950s, Chico Hamilton led an ensemble that (unusual for a jazz group) included a cellist,
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during his sojourn in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, a thriving jazz scene had appeared along Los Angeles's
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Young, who also held a law degree, worked with Local 767 musicians (including Buddy Collette,
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situation was a contributing factor toward the integration of the Los Angeles chapters of the
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organized a new band, the Second Herd, in Los Angeles. The group included tenor saxophonists
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moved to California and remained in Los Angeles until 1922, when he left for Chicago.
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album featured these instruments at a time when the West Coast style was emerging.
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record labels were two of the best known that carried West Coast jazz, just as
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formed a band in Los Angeles after moving to California in 1919. In 1944,
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This article is about the jazz styles. For the album by Stan Getz, see
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A Century of Jazz: A Hundred Years of the Greatest Music Ever Made
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scene, but at the time it was little-known outside Los Angeles.
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band, contributing arrangements to the recordings that became
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recorded 17 albums for Norman Granz's Los Angeles-based
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Index

West coast jazz
West Coast Jazz (Stan Getz album)
Bebop
swing
classical
West Coast of the United States
Cool jazz
jazz
cool jazz
bebop
hard bop
World War II
Jelly Roll Morton
Kid Ory
Norman Granz
Jazz at the Philharmonic
Philharmonic Auditorium
Ross Russell
Dial Records
Charlie Parker
Central Avenue
Dexter Gordon
Wardell Gray
Teddy Edwards
Charles Mingus
Buddy Collette
Kansas City jazz
Woody Herman
Stan Getz
Zoot Sims

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