Black Roots, White Flowers: A History of Jazz in AustraliaHandwritten drafts and typescripts. |
Contents
JAZZ TEAS AT THE TIVOLI | 1 |
TONGUES LIKE LIZARDS | 19 |
WHAT COULD A POOR GIRL DO | 36 |
Copyright | |
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ABC Dance Band Ade Monsbourgh Adelaide alto American Armstrong artists audiences Australian jazz Australian musicians Ballroom band played banjo bass became began Bell band Bendrodt Bergersen big band Blott Bob Gibson brass Brisbane Buddle Charlie clarinet classical Club Conservatorium convention Dallwitz dancers Dave Davidson Dixieland Don Burrows drummer drums England entertainment Featherstone flute Frank Coughlan Gibson Graeme Bell guitar Harry heard Jack Jazz Band jazz concerts jazz musicians jazz scene jazzmen Jim Davidson listen Melbourne modern jazz Monsbourgh Munro Music Maker Negro night Orchestra organised overseas Palais de Danse Palais Royal performed Perth pianist piano Pickering piece band players Pochée popular professional quartet radio ragtime records rhythm Rohde Romain Sangster saxophonist singers singing Smith sound St Kilda Street style swing Sydney Symphony tenor Theatre Tivoli took tour Town Hall traditional jazz Trocadero trombone trumpet tunes vaudeville Wally young Zealand