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History of Jazz in Britain, 1919-50 

A History of Jazz in Britain, 1919-50

Jim Godbolt

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This title examines in great detail the arrival of jazz in Britain, the influence of American musicians, the big-band era and then the advent of bop, the Musicians’ Union ban, the development of jazz journalism and specialist clubs and the fascinating cloak and dagger plots culminating in the defiance of the Musicians’ Union ban on the appearance of American musicians in Britain. It features conscientiously researched and related with trenchant and pithy humour.

Northway Publications | Paperback 300 pp. |ISBN: 9780955788819

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