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Chapter 1: The Prehistory of Jazz
Chapter 2: New Orleans Jazz
Chapter 3: The Jazz Age
Chapter 4: Harlem
Chapter 5: The Swing Era
Chapter 6: Modern Jazz
Chapter 7: The Fragmentation of Jazz Styles
Chapter 8: Freedom and Fusion
Chapter 9: Traditionalists and Post-Modernists
Chapter 10: Jazz without Boundaries
Chapter 11: Jazz Resurgent
Notes
Further Reading
Recommended Listening
Acknowledgements

An updated new edition of Ted Gioia's universally acclaimed history of jazz, with a wealth of new insight on this music's past, present, and future.

Ted Gioia's The History of Jazz has been universally hailed as the most comprehensive and accessible history of the genre of all time. Acclaimed by jazz critics and fans alike, this magnificent work is now available in an up-to-date third edition that covers the latest developments in the jazz world
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Gioia's story of jazz brilliantly portrays the most legendary jazz players, the breakthrough styles, and the scenes in which they evolved. From Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington at the Cotton Club, Miles Davis's legendary 1955 performance at the Newport Jazz Festival, and Ornette Coleman's
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