PBS Jazz Documentary – Episode 2 of 10 – The Gift (1917-1924)

"Jazz music objectifies America. It's an art form that can give us a painless way of understanding ourselves. The real power of Jazz and the innovation of Ja…

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3 Responses to “PBS Jazz Documentary – Episode 2 of 10 – The Gift (1917-1924)”

  1. greenrate says:

    Ken Burns generates an interesting dilemma.

    He documents how Blacks produced great achievements in Music and sports . . . in the midst of segregation.

    But he (implicitly) condemns segregation.

    Well . . . are Blacks better off without segregation (?)

    The answer to that . . . is not at all obvious to me (as it seems to be to Mr. Burns).

    Are Blacks . . .only a darker version of White folks (?)

    Not obvious to me . . . at all.

  2. TheAloudin says:

    @3:16
    is that you ray charles on the sax? x)

  3. ESPmusic100 says:

    Thanks for the upload. It’s an amazing feat. (The film, I mean. Although, your uploading skills are probably topnotch.)

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