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Chapter 1 Some Comments Chapter 2 Foreword Chapter 3 Acknowledgments Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 Paul Whiteman: Pioneer in American Music Chapter 6 Chapter 1: "Don't Miss the Beat!" Chapter 7 Chapter 2: "Jazz It Up! Jazz It Up!" Chapter 8 Chapter 3: The Jazz Classique Chapter 9 Chapter 4: Jazz in the Tearoom Chapter 10 Chapter 5: Royal Engagement Chapter 11 Chapter 6: Scandals on Broadway Chapter 12 Chapter 7: The Prince of Wails Chapter 13 Chapter 8: An Experiment in Modern Music Chapter 14 Chapter 9: Rhapsody on the Road Chapter 15 Chapter 10: Cross-Continental Concerts Chapter 16 Chapter 11: Meet the Boys! Chapter 17 Chapter 12: "Feed Me, I'll Do the Rest!" Chapter 18 Chapter 13: A Triumphant Return Chapter 19 Chapter 14: Paramount Productions Chapter 20 Chapter 15: From Goldkette to Whiteman Chapter 21 Chapter 16: A Recording Blitz Chapter 22 Chapter 17: Over to Columbia Chapter 23 Chapter 18: On the Old Gold Special Chapter 24 Chapter 19: A Motion Picture Extravaganza Chapter 25 Notes Chapter 26 Gallery of Whiteman Musicians Chapter 27 A Paul Whiteman Chronology: 1920-1930 Chapter 28 A Paul Whiteman Discography: 1920-1930 Chapter 29 Bibliography Chapter 30 Index
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