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Motor City Jazz
Detroit’s Place in Jazz History
Presented by Nik Thompson
Into Ragtime & the Society Bands
The Early Years:
http://youtu.be/zvuOJ_CNpNg
Bailey & Finney Orchestra
Harmonie Hall
Detroit Boat Club
Ben
Shook
FRED STONE’S RAGTIME BANDhttp://youtu.be/CejFqe7zWls
Detroit Brass
• John W. Johnson• W. Jack Johnson• Cornet, brass band leader• Played at Belle Isle and Germania Tuner Hall on Sunday
afternoons• Founded the Detroit City Band
The Pier Ballroom
The Addison Hotel
Charles “Doc” Cook
http://youtu.be/FAjxp-XY8rQ
EARLY BIG BANDSThe Rise of Improvisation: the Early 1920s
McKinney’s Cotton Pickers
Arcadia Theater
The Graystone Ballroom
Jean Goldkette
Glen Gray with the Orange Blossoms
Chocolate Dandies
Don Redman
Benny Carter
PARADISE VALLEYThe Small Groups of the Black-Bottom Cabarets
and Black and Tan Clubs
• The Paradise Theater/Orchestra Hall, 3711 Woodward• The Flame Show Bar, 4264 John R at Canfield• Forest Club, 700 E Forest• Cotton Club, 632 Livingstone• The Ace Bar, 3678 Hastings• The Plantation/Club Plantation, 550 East Adams (in the Norwood Hotel)• Brown Bomber’s Chicken Shack, 424 E Vernon, owned by Joe Louis• Club Harlem, 281 E Vernor• 606 Horse Shoe Bar, 606 Adams Street• Harlem Cave, Corner of Canfield and Brush, managed by Sunnie Wilson
INTO THE 40SThe Big Bands Are Back
Paradise Theater
JC Heard & Teddy Wilson
http://youtu.be/_YoapuIvv_4
Bob Chester Orchestra
BIRTH OF BEBOPFurther into Mid-Century Detroit Jazz
The Blue Bird Inn
Kenny Burrell
Tommy Flanagan
Doug Watkins
Cliff Bells
The Joneses
Barry Harris & Milt Jackson
Louis Hayes
Pepper Adams
Paul Chambers
Ron CarterCurtis Fuller
Baker’s Keyboard Lounge
Donald Byrd
Sonny Stitt
Alice Coltrane