A History of Jazz Podcast Arik Devens
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Exploring jazz history, one record at a time.
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You can listen to songs from every episode on Spotify. You can follow along with the show on Twitter @jazzhistorypod.
My name is Arik Devens, and you can follow me on Twitter @danieltiger, or listen to my general interest podcast, Fun Fact. -
1919: Will Marion Cook and Everybody Else
Show Notes
You can listen to songs from every episode on Spotify.
You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, Overcast, or wherever great podcasts are found.
You can follow along with the show on Twitter @jazzhistorypod. The website can be found at A History of Jazz. My name is Arik Devens and you can follow me on Twitter @danieltiger
Bibliography:
1919 - Wikipedia
Louisiana Five - Wikipedia
Lost Chords: White Musicians and their Contribution to Jazz, 1915-1945 - Richard M. Sudhalter
The Rough Guide to Jazz 3 - Ian Carr, Brian Priestley, and Digby Fairweather
The Story of the Original Dixieland Jazz Band - H.O. Brunn
A History of Jazz in Britain 1919-50 - Jim Godbolt
Harry Pilcer - Wikipedia
Harry Yerkes - Wikipedia
Scrap Iron Jazz Band
Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry - Tim Brooks -
1919: Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Show Notes
You can listen to songs from every episode on Spotify.
You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, Overcast, or wherever great podcasts are found.
You can follow along with the show on Twitter @jazzhistorypod. The website can be found at A History of Jazz. My name is Arik Devens and you can follow me on Twitter @danieltiger
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Bibliography:
The Story of the Original Dixieland Jazz Band - H.O. Brunn -
1919: Ford Dabney
Show Notes
You can listen to songs from every episode on Spotify.
You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, Overcast, or wherever great podcasts are found.
You can follow along with the show on Twitter @jazzhistorypod. The website can be found at A History of Jazz. My name is Arik Devens and you can follow me on Twitter @danieltiger
Bibliography:
Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry - Tim Brooks -
1919: James Reese Europe
Show Notes
You can listen to songs from every episode on Spotify.
You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, Overcast, or wherever great podcasts are found.
You can follow along with the show on Twitter @jazzhistorypod. The website can be found at A History of Jazz. My name is Arik Devens and you can follow me on Twitter @danieltiger
Bibliography:
Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry - Tim Brooks -
1918: Everybody Else
Show Notes
You can listen to songs from every episode on Spotify.
You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, Overcast, or wherever great podcasts are found.
You can follow along with the show on Twitter @jazzhistorypod. The website can be found at A History of Jazz. My name is Arik Devens and you can follow me on Twitter @danieltiger
Bibliography:
A History of Jazz in Britain 1919-50 - Jim Godbolt
Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry - Tim Brooks
Mike Bernard
Mike Bernard
Earl Fuller
Savoy Quartet
Customer Reviews
Have only listened to the intro and first two episodes...
...but so far I can highly recommend this podcast to anyone looking for an in-depth history of jazz. Arik Devens is a compelling storyteller with a deep, deep knowledge of the origins and stories of this music. I've long loved jazz and Devens' trip down Dixieland and the African origins of jazz has opened my mind further. I hope this series goes on a long time, because it has the potential to be a beautiful and epic overview of a music that has so many stories behind it. One of the nice things is a) Devens' liberal use of samples of the music (the idea is that each episode is dedicated to a pivotal album) and b) an approach to the music that doesn't get bogged down in music theory (scales, chords, harmonic progressions, and so on). This makes the podcast very accessible to people who fear jazz to be 'difficult'. Highly recommended. Can't wait to follow it in the coming months.