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the old Indians did in years gone by and so they lived true to the traditions of the
Indian style . They went armed with fictitious spears and tommyhawks and so
forth and their main object was to make their enemy bow . They would send their
spy ...
the old Indians did in years gone by and so they lived true to the traditions of the
Indian style . They went armed with fictitious spears and tommyhawks and so
forth and their main object was to make their enemy bow . They would send their
spy ...
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The policemen was known never to cross Claiborne Avenue and these tough
guys lived five blocks past Claiborne at Galvez , way back of town ! It was a
miracle how those boys lived . They were sweetback men , I suppose you ' d call
them ...
The policemen was known never to cross Claiborne Avenue and these tough
guys lived five blocks past Claiborne at Galvez , way back of town ! It was a
miracle how those boys lived . They were sweetback men , I suppose you ' d call
them ...
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I should have been more appreciative , for I have lived to regret this ungrateful
action . Hilma Burt ' s was on the corner of Custom House and Basin Street , next
door to Tom Anderson ' s Saloon - Tom Anderson was the king of the district and
...
I should have been more appreciative , for I have lived to regret this ungrateful
action . Hilma Burt ' s was on the corner of Custom House and Basin Street , next
door to Tom Anderson ' s Saloon - Tom Anderson was the king of the district and
...
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My Folks Was All Frenchmans | 3 |
Really Tremendous Sports | 11 |
Money in the Tenderloin | 22 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Anita asked band beat began better Blues boys break called Chicago clarinet close colored composer couldn't course Creole dance decided diamonds didn't District dollars don't door fact feel fellow Ferd finally friends girls give hand happened head heard idea jazz Jelly Roll Jelly's keep kill kind King knew later leave listen lived looked Louis Melrose Mister Morton musicians Negro never night original Orleans piano play player published records remember seemed side Sidney sing song started stay Stomp Street style suit sweet talk tell thing thought told Tony took town trumpet tunes turned Victor walked wanted whole woman York young
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Mister Jelly Roll: The Fortunes of Jelly Roll Morton, New Orleans Creole and "inventor of Jazz." The Lomax books of American folk song Volumen64 de Universal library |
| Autor | Alan Lomax |
| Editor | Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1950 |
| Largo | 318 páginas |
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