The Red Light District And Gloryland

Describes the unique cultural, economic and social conditions in New Orleans around the turn of the century which were responsible for the emergence of the jazz phenomenon, explaining that a synthesis of other musical and racial influences blended with local custom to create this new art of jazz which readily gained world-wide acceptance.

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