During the Jim Crow era in America, the world of jazz was one of the only places where Black and white people mixed together ... “Alphonso Trent and his band were the first Black musicians ...

American jazz pianist and R&B singer Patrice Rushen performed at the Greater Milwaukee Urban League's Black and White Ball. Kenny Yoo/MBJ Preview this article 1 min More than 1,100 Milwaukee-area ...

Jazz, a genre born from the African-American ... Goodman was also a trailblazer in integrating black and white musicians in his bands, featuring talents like Teddy Wilson and Lionel Hampton.

The following is an excerpt from Chapter 15 "Angel Of Love," from Mike & Dorothy Longo's The Rhythm of Unity: A Jazz Musician's Lifelong Journey Beyond Black and White ... Frank and I were the two ...

In the following decades, jazz continues to evolve, attracting both black and white audiences ... fades as new generations embrace swing, big band, bebop, and later styles. However, during ...

FULL SPECIAL: UNSUNG HEROES OF ALABAMA | BLACK HISTORY MOMENTS | BIG MAMA ... Daniel Carr Jr. Started his career playing jazz ...

Voices honoring female jazz and blues legends Billie Holiday ... walls lined with Aretha Franklin memorabilia and framed black and white portraits of Billie Holiday, Miles Davis and Ray Charles.

He also took private lessons from legendary band director Edwin Hampton. Though the Marching 100 didn’t play traditional jazz, “it was excellent training,” White ... to be Black and from ...

TRAFFIC UPDATE COMING UP IN HONOR OF BLACK HISTORY ... THE WORLD OF JAZZ. ALL TOURING THROUG NORTH OMAHA, OMAHA REPRESENTED WHAT THEY CALL THE CHITLIN CIRCUIT, WHICH YOU HAD BANDS COMING FROM ...

In 1936, Lionel Hampton teamed up with fellow Black performer, pianist Teddy Wilson and white bandleader Benny ... Duke Ellington leads his jazz band, circa 1945. (Photo by Bettmann Archive ...