We're starting off the New Year with a bang in our second episode of 1923's music featuring some titanic figures in music history: Jelly Roll Morton, and King Oliver's Jazz Band including a young Louis Armstrong on Cornet. We'll also hear from Paul Whiteman, Manhattan Harmony Four, & Blossom Seeley. And Beyoncé, but with good reason.
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--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cunninghamslawreview/messageNO MUSIC INCLUDED, PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY - 1920-8 - 1920 Wrap-Up and That Hellion Alice Roosevelt
NO MUSIC INCLUDED, PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY - 1920-7 - Big Moves in Big Bands with Art Hickman and Paul Whiteman
NO MUSIC INCLUDED, PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY - 1920-6 - Artists United Against Prohibition
NO MUSIC INCLUDED, PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY - 1920-5 Orchestral Arrangement and Songs Without Singers
NO MUSIC INCLUDED, PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY - 1920-4 - Humorists Frank Crumit and Eddie Cantor
NO MUSIC INCLUDED, PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY - 1920-3 - Al Jolson, An American Icon for Better or Worse
Cunningham's Law Review - 1920-2B - The Tenors: John McCormack, Henry Burr, and John Steel
Cunningham's Law Review - 1920-2A - The Tenors: John McCormack, Henry Burr, and John Steel
Cunningham's Law Review - 1920-1B - Mamie Smith, Marion Harris, and The Importance of Authenticity
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Cunningham's Law Review - 1920-1A - Mamie Smith, Marion Harris, and The Importance of Authenticity
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