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From Africa
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The image you see is Jelly Roll Morton
playing ragtime music. |
What is this essay about?
| The Slave Trade |
| Africanisms |
| African Instruments |
| Slave Music |
| The Black Face Minstrel |
| The Variety Show, Musical Comedy and Operetta |
| The Spiritual |
| The Gospel Song |
| Ragtime |
| The Blues |
| Jazz |
| Rhythm and Blues |
| Rock and Roll and Beyond |
| New Influences From the Caribbean |
| America Now |
Who are some of the people
in this essay?
| Sidney Bechet |
| Robert Johnson |
| Louis Armstrong |
| Ornette Coleman |
| Lionel Hampton |
| Muddy Waters |
| Bessie Smith |
| Wynton Marsalis |
| William Grant Still |
| B. B. King |
| Duke Ellington |
| James Brown |
| Mahalia Jackson |
| Meade "Lux" Lewis |
| Charlie Parker |
| John Coltrane |
| Scott Joplin |
| Jelly Roll Morton |
| Miles Davis |
| Jimi Hendrix |
| Diana Ross & The Supremes |
What music is in this essay?
| Blue Horizon |
| Bakwesi & Basuku Songs |
| When Lights Are Low |
| Swing Low, Sweet Chariot |
| Deep River |
| Daniel |
| I Will Move On Up a Little Higher |
| Maple Leaf Rag |
| The Entertainer |
| Hell Hound On My Trail |
| Walkin' Blues |
| Leavin' Blues |
| Blind Lemon's Penitentiary Blues |
| I Ain't Superstitious |
| The Thrill Is Gone |
| Dippermouth Blues |
| St. Louis Blues |
| Ko-ko |
| Kim |
| Boplicity |
| Congeniality |
| Miles Runs the Voodoo Down |
| Honky Tonk Train Blues |
| In the Mood |
| Caldonia |
| Heartbreak Hotel |
| Foxey Lady |
| One Love/People Get Ready |
| Bring the Noise |
