Lost Chords. White Musicians and Their Contribution to Jazz, 1915–1945
| Book | Lost Chords. White Musicians and Their Contribution to Jazz, 1915–1945 |
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| This Edition Published | 1999 |
| Author | Richard M. Sudhalter |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press |
| Copyright Holder | Richard M. Sudhalter |
| Designed by | Adam B. Bohannon |
| About/Subject | Jazz, Race & Politics, New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Emmett Hardy, Miff Mole, The Original Memphis Five, Red Nichols, Adrian Rollini, The California Ramblers, Bud Freeman, Jean Goldkette, Ben Pollack, Casa Loma Orchestra, The Dorsey Brothers, The Boswell Sisters, Bob Crosby, Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer, Jack Purvis, Bunny Berigan, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Bobby Hackett, Red Norvo, Mildred Bailey, Pee Wee Russell, Jack Teagarden |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Brad Foltz |
| Cover photo | Archive Photos, Frank Driggs Collection |
| Review by | James T. Maher |
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Location | New York and Oxford |
| This Edition Published | 1999 |
| Copyright | 1999 |
| Pages / Font | 890 pages / Joanna and Gill Sans |
| ISBN | 0-19-505585-3 |
| Barcode | 9 780195 055856 90000 |
| Edition No. | 1 |
| Price | USA $35.00 |
| Chapters | Preface
Introduction
I In the Beginning: New Orleans to Chicago
1. Bands from Dixieland
2. The New Orleans Rhythm Kings
3. Emmett Hardy
4. White New Orleans Jazz in the 1920s
5. White Chicago Jazz, 1923-1926
II The Sophisticates: New York and Its Hot Jazz Chamber Music
6. Miff Mole and the Original Memphis Five
7. Red Nichols and His Circle
8. Adrian Rollini and the California Ramblers
III The Hot Lineage: Chicago and Its Descendants
9. Revolutionaries from the Suburbs
10. Chicago Jazz in the 1930s
11. Bud Freeman and the Tenor Saxophone
12. Dixieland
IV The Big Bands 1: Creating a Tradition
13. The Jean Goldkette and Ben Pollack Orchestras
14. Casa Loma Stomp
15. Dorseys and Boswells
16. The Bob Crosby Orchestra
V Individual Voices
17. Bix Beiderbecke and Some of His Friends
18. Frank Trumbauer: The Divided Self
19. Jack Purvis
20. Bunny Berigan
21. Guitars, Solo and in Combination
VI The Big Bands 2: At the Summit
22. Benny Goodman
23. Artie Shaw (1): Matchless Music
24. Artie Shaw (2): Time and Change
VII The Fine Art of 'Sui Generis'
25. Bobby Hackett: Making It Sing
26. Red Norvo and Mildred Bailey (1): Early Careers
27. Red Norvo and Mildred Bailey (2): Mr. and Mrs. Swing
28. Pee Wee Russell and Jack Teagarden
Epilogue
Notes
Acknowledgements
Credits
Index Preface
Introduction
I In the Beginning: New Orleans to Chicago
1. Bands from Dixieland
2. The New Orleans Rhythm Kings
3. Emmett Hardy
4. White New Orleans Jazz in the 1920s
5. White Chicago Jazz, 1923-1926
II The Sophisticates: New York and Its Hot Jazz Chamber Music
6. Miff Mole and the Original Memphis Five
7. Red Nichols and His Circle
8. Adrian Rollini and the California Ramblers
III The Hot Lineage: Chicago and Its Descendants
9. Revolutionaries from the Suburbs
10. Chicago Jazz in the 1930s
11. Bud Freeman and the Tenor Saxophone
12. Dixieland
IV The Big Bands 1: Creating a Tradition
13. The Jean Goldkette and Ben Pollack Orchestras
14. Casa Loma Stomp
15. Dorseys and Boswells
16. The Bob Crosby Orchestra
V Individual Voices
17. Bix Beiderbecke and Some of His Friends
18. Frank Trumbauer: The Divided Self
19. Jack Purvis
20. Bunny Berigan
21. Guitars, Solo and in Combination
VI The Big Bands 2: At the Summit
22. Benny Goodman
23. Artie Shaw (1): Matchless Music
24. Artie Shaw (2): Time and Change
VII The Fine Art of 'Sui Generis'
25. Bobby Hackett: Making It Sing
26. Red Norvo and Mildred Bailey (1): Early Careers
27. Red Norvo and Mildred Bailey (2): Mr. and Mrs. Swing
28. Pee Wee Russell and Jack Teagarden
Epilogue
Notes
Acknowledgements
Credits
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| Notes | 1st edition, 1999. Hardback with white dust jacket. |
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