Terry Teachout - As late as the early '50s, jazz was still, for the most part, a genuinely popul...

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As late as the early '50s, jazz was still, for the most part, a genuinely popular music, a utilitarian, song-based idiom to which ordinary people could dance if they felt like it.

Terry Teachout

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Noch in den frühen 50er Jahren war Jazz zum größten Teil eine wirklich populäre Musik, eine nützliche, liedbasierte Sprache, zu der normale Leute tanzen konnten, wenn sie Lust dazu hatten.

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