00:00So I want to go down and wreck it as saying that you were the hottest puncher I ever fought,
00:05and the night that I fought you, I believe you were the greatest.
00:08Your punches were strong and powerful, you were moving around so good.
00:13Jazz. We are going to try to investigate jazz.
00:17Not through the usual historical approach of up the river from New Orleans, etc.,
00:23which has become all too familiar, but through approaching the music itself.
00:28Jazz is a very big word.
00:31It covers a multitude of songs.
01:14Well, there you have it.
01:16Melody, rhythm, tone, color, form, harmony.
01:20In each department, there are special features that make jazz instead of just music.
01:26Let's now put them all together and hear a full-blown, all-out, happy blues.
01:31Oh, did you know that blues could be happy?
01:34Just listen.
01:37Let's get in...
01:37Hey, let's go there.
01:37Hey, let's go there.
02:16What we're hearing now is jazz in the present tense, still a fresh and vital art with a
02:24solid past and an exciting future. I love it because it's an original kind of emotional expression. It is all
02:35jazz and I love it all.
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