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1.the only true american art form, and the root of just about every other genre of music
2. A reacuring role on the Tv show The Frest Prince of Bel Air that smelled like cheap cologne and fried chicken; wore the same shirt and was thrown out of the bank's house just about every episode.
2. A reacuring role on the Tv show The Frest Prince of Bel Air that smelled like cheap cologne and fried chicken; wore the same shirt and was thrown out of the bank's house just about every episode.
by mannyo November 14, 2006
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"Feel Good Music"....The artists deal with each other more as "brothers and sisters" instead of the rivals of other artists in most other genres.........the original music that brought out most of the genres that most people listen to today....
by Nelli April 11, 2005
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JAZZ: n, A form of music which is original and played by mentally superior musicians as opposed to rap or other low forms of verbal pornography and immature expressions of anger.
Also: To inject liveliness or spunk into something.
Also: To inject liveliness or spunk into something.
One of the greatest cd's of all time is "Kind Of Blue" by Miles.
Another is "Sugar" by Stanley Turrentine.
These are both excellent jazz cd's.
Another is "Sugar" by Stanley Turrentine.
These are both excellent jazz cd's.
by REAL AMERICAN VETERAN September 07, 2005
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A much too broad term for music.
Charlie Parker and Kenny G are both called "jazz" musicians, yet they sound nothing alike. That is because "jazz" is not a genre of music, it is a general term that refers to any kind of music that contains chords or rythms that are more complicated than that of conventional pop music.
A much too broad term for music.
Charlie Parker and Kenny G are both called "jazz" musicians, yet they sound nothing alike. That is because "jazz" is not a genre of music, it is a general term that refers to any kind of music that contains chords or rythms that are more complicated than that of conventional pop music.
Various Jazz genres are "ragtime", "bebop", "swing", "latin", "lounge", "funk", "blues", "fusion", etc.
by The Drafted's guitar player September 22, 2005
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Undisputedly the most popular form of art for 120 years. It combined cultures from all around the world in America during the time of slavery and the influx of immigrants. Revolutions and renniscanses included the Swing era in New Orleans (1920s-1940s) The Bop era in New York (1950s-1970s) and Soul &Blues in Western USA (1930s-1980s) and the electric era frfom then on. Combined with Classical music, It created rock and hip-hop, which further evolved in the 1950s and 70s, respectively.
by Ozone August 31, 2004