People
Nicknamed at a young age called "Little Louie".
Louie Armstrong
Where most of the slaves who congregated at Congo Square come from.
Caribbean
Nickname given to Buddy Bolden by kids who would listen to him practice?
King Bolden
"Little Louie".
Louie Armstrong
1890, Louisiana trains
Train cars became legally segregated
He named this tune Jim Crow after seeing a "Black stable hand" preform.
Daddy Rice
Where early jazz “grew up”
Storyville
Nick LaRocca's band.
The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
"Weel about and turn about and do jis so,
Eb'ry time I weel about I jump."
Jim Crow
12 years after civil war
Reconstruction
Led the orchestra that traveled with The Castles.
James Reese Europe
New Orleans festivals and parties down the street
Mardi Gras
Introduced that music could be recorded with the Victorola in 1901.
What is The Victor Talking Machine Company
“Fat Tuesday”
Mardi Gras
February 26th, 1917 the first recording.
the Original Dixieland Jazz Band.
Created the "Big Noise" and the "Big Four".
Buddy Bolden
Slaves were permitted to sing and dance every Sunday Afternoon
Congo Square
New Orleans popular music in the 1830’s
Brass Bands
"Jazz washes away the dust of everyday life."
Art Blakeley
January 26 1861 historical event
Louisiana seceded from the union
A child prodigy clarinet player from New Orleans that taught himself to play clarinet and was known for using vibrato with a biting attack?
Sidney Bechet
Southern food, New Orleans culture.
Gumbo
Turned down the opportunity to be the first Jazz musician to be recorded, afraid other musicians would steal his music.
Freddy Kepper
"Play better than grown men."
A: Who is Sidney Becket?
250,000 copies sold in 1917
"Livery Stable Blues"