The Color of Jazz : Race and Representation in Postwar American Culture Book

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The Color of Jazz : Race and Representation in Postwar American Culture, Although now sometimes called America's classical music, jazz has not always been accorde favorable appellations. Accurate though these encomiums may be, they obscure the complex and fractious history of jazz's reception in the U. S. Developing out of t, The Color of Jazz : Race and Representation in Postwar American Culture

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The Color of Jazz : Race and Representation in Postwar American Culture
Written by author Jon Panish
Published by University Press of Mississippi, 1997/04/24
Although now sometimes called "America's classical music," jazz has not always been accorde favorable appellations. Accurate though these encomiums may be, they obscure the complex and fractious history of jazz's reception in the U. S. Developing out of t

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Introduction

1 Blinded by the White: The Hidden History of Postwar Racial Politics 3

2 Racing the Village People: Euro American and African American Cultural and Social Interaction in Greenwich Village, 1945-1966 23

3 Caging Bird: Charlie Parker Meets the Postwar Construction of the Jazz Musician 42

4 (Up)Staging Jazz: Representations of Jazz Performance 79

5 Improvising the Text: Euro American and African American Approaches to Jazz Narrative 117

Epilogue 141

Notes 147

Works Cited 153

Index 161

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	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	Blinded by the White: The Hidden History of Postwar Racial Politics	3
2	Racing the Village People: Euro American and African American Cultural and Social Interaction in Greenwich Village, 1945-1966	23
3	Caging Bird: Charlie Parker Meets the Postwar Construction of the Jazz Musician	42
4	(Up)Staging Jazz: Representations of Jazz Performance	79
5	Improvising the Text: Euro American and African American Approaches to Jazz Narrative	117
	Epilogue	141
	Notes	147
	Works Cited	153
	Index	161