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The document provides an overview of different genres and artists in ragtime, blues, and jazz music from the 1890s to the 1990s. It lists CDs and tracks that were played in a humanities class to demonstrate the evolution from early ragtime to contemporary jazz. Examples include works by Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Morton, Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Muddy Waters, and B.B. King. Additional sources on the topics are available in an online discussion board.

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Ragtime, Blues and Jazz Humanities 103 Instructor Beth Camp Spring 2005
Just a note . . . This slideshow lists the CDs I played in class; you can check out CDs from your local library or listen to excerpts by going online to www.amazon.com and searching for the artist/performer. My intention: To show through changes from the earliest ragtime to contemporary jazz. Additional sources are posted in the Discussion Board.
Ragtime 1890s Scott Joplin (1890s) Maple Leaf Rag Source: http://www.stuttgart.de/sde/item/gen/21598.htm
Blues 1920s Jelly Roll Morton CD: Shooting the Agate (Jim Cullum Jazz Band ) 10 Fingerbuster 1 Kansas City Stomp
Blues 1920s Bessie Smith (1920s) CD: Bessie Smith Collection 11: Mean Bedbug Blues Billie Holiday (1940s) CD: Billie Holiday Billies Best 3: Come Rain or Come Shine
New Orleans Jazz 1920s Louis Armstrong (scat singing) CD: Louis Armstrong: What a Wonderful World PLAY 16: When the Saints Go Marching In
Big Band Jazz 1930s, 1940s Black Swing: Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald CD: Legendary Big Band Singers 13: Ella: When My Sugar Walks Down the Street
Big Band Jazz 1930s, 1940s Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller CD: Benny Goodmans Greatest Hits 15: Lionel Hampton: Sing, Sing, Sing
Bop Style (1940s) Charlie Parker CD: The Essential Charlie Parker 7: My Little Suede Shoes 10: I Got Rhythm
Jazz (1950s) Miles Davis. Summertime online http://www.milesdavis.com
Jazz (1990s) Wynton Marsalis, Pulitzer Prize for music 1995 Branford Marsalis (1992) CD: Branford Marsalis: I Heard You Twice 6. Berta, Berta 4. Mabel
Electronic Blues 1950s-1990s Muddy Waters (1950s) CD: Muddy Waters: His Best: 1947-1955 8: Honey Bee
Electronic Blues 1950s-1990s B.B. King (1990s) CD: Blues Summit 4: You Shook Me (with John Lee Hooker) Source: http://tretasdamusica.no.sapo.pt/frentes/blues/catalog%20data/2.html

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Pp Chap36 Jazz

  • 1. Ragtime, Blues and Jazz Humanities 103 Instructor Beth Camp Spring 2005
  • 2. Just a note . . . This slideshow lists the CDs I played in class; you can check out CDs from your local library or listen to excerpts by going online to www.amazon.com and searching for the artist/performer. My intention: To show through changes from the earliest ragtime to contemporary jazz. Additional sources are posted in the Discussion Board.
  • 3. Ragtime 1890s Scott Joplin (1890s) Maple Leaf Rag Source: http://www.stuttgart.de/sde/item/gen/21598.htm
  • 4. Blues 1920s Jelly Roll Morton CD: Shooting the Agate (Jim Cullum Jazz Band ) 10 Fingerbuster 1 Kansas City Stomp
  • 5. Blues 1920s Bessie Smith (1920s) CD: Bessie Smith Collection 11: Mean Bedbug Blues Billie Holiday (1940s) CD: Billie Holiday Billies Best 3: Come Rain or Come Shine
  • 6. New Orleans Jazz 1920s Louis Armstrong (scat singing) CD: Louis Armstrong: What a Wonderful World PLAY 16: When the Saints Go Marching In
  • 7. Big Band Jazz 1930s, 1940s Black Swing: Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald CD: Legendary Big Band Singers 13: Ella: When My Sugar Walks Down the Street
  • 8. Big Band Jazz 1930s, 1940s Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller CD: Benny Goodmans Greatest Hits 15: Lionel Hampton: Sing, Sing, Sing
  • 9. Bop Style (1940s) Charlie Parker CD: The Essential Charlie Parker 7: My Little Suede Shoes 10: I Got Rhythm
  • 10. Jazz (1950s) Miles Davis. Summertime online http://www.milesdavis.com
  • 11. Jazz (1990s) Wynton Marsalis, Pulitzer Prize for music 1995 Branford Marsalis (1992) CD: Branford Marsalis: I Heard You Twice 6. Berta, Berta 4. Mabel
  • 12. Electronic Blues 1950s-1990s Muddy Waters (1950s) CD: Muddy Waters: His Best: 1947-1955 8: Honey Bee
  • 13. Electronic Blues 1950s-1990s B.B. King (1990s) CD: Blues Summit 4: You Shook Me (with John Lee Hooker) Source: http://tretasdamusica.no.sapo.pt/frentes/blues/catalog%20data/2.html

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  • #4: http://www.stuttgart.de/sde/item/gen/21598.htm
  • #5: Biography: http://www.rockhall.com/hof/inductee.asp?id=157 Image: http://www.abbeville.com/jazz/images/full/045.jpg
  • #6: Source: http://www.imusica.com.br/fotos/20030411_art_billie_holiday.jpg http://www.musicweb-international.com/jazz/2003/May03/Bessie_Smith_8120660.jpg
  • #7: Image: http://www.aoqz76.dsl.pipex.com/Web%20Page%20Components/Wallpaper/Music/Louis%20Armstrong.jpg
  • #8: Source: http://www.fantasyjazz.com/images/f/fitzgerald_4414.gif
  • #9: Source: http://www.lib.virginia.edu/small/exhibits/jazz/gottlieb_pix/goodman.jpg
  • #10: Source: http://apressiat.chez.tiscali.fr/images%20collection/c%20parker%20on%20dial.jpg
  • #12: Source: http://www.coj.net/Departments/Neighborhoods/Special+Events/Jazz+Festival/2004+Festival+Line+up.htm
  • #13: Source: http://www.blindpigrecords.com/artists/Waters%2C+Muddy.html
  • #14: Source: http://tretasdamusica.no.sapo.pt/frentes/blues/catalog%20data/2.html