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The Color of Jazz: Part 1
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Jazz is one of America's most original art forms. Its origins are well documented but controversy regarding ownership and race vs. skill persist. The opinions that matter most are offered by the practitioners. Jon Hendricks, Frank Foster, Lionel Hampton, Clark Terry, and Louie Bellson weigh in on the topic of jazz and race.Comments
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Monk Rowe
United States
New York
Syracuse
Jon Hendricks
Frank Foster
Lionel Hampton
Clark Terry
Louis Bellson
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