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Introduction and Background 1. Origins Precursors: including plantationmusic, ragtime, blues, brass bands Classic Jazz: New Orleans, Chicagoin the 1920s, ODJB, Keppard, Oliver, Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke PianoJazz: ragtime to stride, swing, boogie woogie The Move to Larger Bands:Whiteman, Goldkette, Henderson, Ellington, Russell, Goodman, Shaw,Basie, Dorseys Interlude 1: International Jazz up to World War II 2.From Swing to Bop Small Groups in Transition: John Kirby, Benny Carter,Coleman Hawkins, 52nd St Birth of Bebop: Dizzy Gillespie, CharlieParker, Kenny Clarke, Thelonious Monk, Oscar Pettiford How BebopDeveloped: soloists, rhythm sections Larger Bands from Gillespie toKenton and Herman Interlude 2: Dissemination: Summary of Recording andBroadcasting from 78s to Digital Technology 3. Consolidation of BopEarly Miles Davis, from Birth of the Cool to Kind of Blue; Rollins,early Coltrane Hard Bop and Soul Jazz: Silver, Blakey, Morgan, Byrd,Henderson Cool Jazz and the West Coast Movement: Evans, Mulligan,Baker, MJQ, Konitz, Tristano, Lighthouse Large Bands: From Thornhillthrough to the Basie New Testament Band Interlude 3: Jazz Singing to1950 4. New Jazz Free Jazz: Ornette Coleman, The New Thing (Ayler,Shepp); Cecil Taylor Coltrane and Mingus Politicisation: BAG, AACM,Braxton, Tapscott Interlude 4: New Orleans, Revival and MainstreamJazz, Including JATP 5. Jazz as World Music Out of Africa: JazzEpistles, Ibrahim, Masekela, McGregor, Pukwana, Pops Mahomen, MosesMolelekwa Latin Jazz: Afro-Cuban Jazz; Brazilian Jazz Europe:Scandinavia, France, Germany, UK, Holland Interlude 5: Jazz Singingfrom 1950 6. Postmodern Jazz Jazz Fusions Big Band Renaissance:Akiyoshi, Russell, Ecans, Carla Bley, David Murray Jazz Repertory,Education and Neo-Classicism Urban Movements: From M-Base to hip-hop,rap and funk Columbia Records CD Tie-In A New History of Jazz includesboxed inserts with detailed discussions of each of the followingperformances which feature on the two-CD set Jazz the DefinitivePerformances, Columbia Records (Sony Music), Columbia J2K 65807. Asticker on each CD will refer to Alyn Shipton's book: Indiana: OriginalDixieland Jazz Band* St Louis Blues: Bessie Smith* Dippermouth Blues:King Oliver* Stampede: Fletcher Henderson* Wild Cat Blues: SidneyBechet/Clarence Williams* Singin the Blues: Frank Trumbauer and BixBeiderbecke* West End Blues: Louis Armstrong* Tiger Rag: Art Tatum* GodBless the Child: Billie Holiday* Lester Leaps In: Count Basie* FlyingHome: Benny Goodman* I Can't Get Started: Dizzie Gillespie* It Don'tMean a Thing: Duke Ellington* 9:30 Special: Coleman Hawkins/Basie* LetMe Off Uptown: Roy Eldridge/Gene Krupa* Tain't What'Cha Do: JimmieLunceford* Four Brothers: Woody Herman* Nica's Dream: Art Blakey/HoraceSilver + Jazz Messengers* So What: Miles Davis/Coltrane/CannonballAdderley/Bill Evans* Goodbye Pork Pie Hat: Mingus* Take Five: DaveBrubeck* It's All Right With Me: Erroll Garner* Straight No Chase