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Article: Southern jazz musicians.(Top Ten)
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- Southern Cultures
- Article date:
- September 22, 2009
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Selecting the top ten southern jazz musicians proved to be a more difficult task than I expected. Some of the choices are obvious, others perhaps less so. Had I used other criteria, some selections might well have been different. But when I chose to base my list on their significance to the historical development of jazz, many brilliantly talented musicians and personal favorites did not make the cut. Except for the top two places, which would have been the same in any case, I have arranged my selections by chronology rather than by their popularity or my critical assessment.
Numbers eight through ten are great New Orleans ...
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