Vol. 13 No. 1-2: Special Issue: Jazz and Everyday Aesthetics

Editors: Roger Fagge and Nicholas Gebhardt

Published: 2020-02-14

Editorial

Editorial

Roger Fagge, Nicholas Gebhardt

5–6
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Articles

The politics, aesthetics and dissonance of music in everyday life

Roger Fagge

7–18
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‘9-TO-5, WENT TO COLLEGE, NOT 2-NITE HOMEY BLUES’ Jazz and the American mundane in Jean-Michel Basquiat’s writing

Ellen O'Donoghue Oddy

19–32
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What can everyday aesthetics teach us about jazz practice?

Michael Fletcher

33–50
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Russia and the Creation of Jazz in the British Everyday Imaginary

Robert Lawson-Peebles

51–69
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Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah’s critique of the Danziger Bridge shootings

James Gordon Williams

70–92
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Jazz, space and labor Mixed media aestheticization of work songs in Jason Moran’s STAGED

Kimberly Hannon Teal

93–109
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Rhythm Clubs, record series, and the everyday connoisseurship of ‘hot rhythm’ records in interwar Britain

Lawrence Davies

110–129
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Jazzing through the luminiferous ether How international radio broadcasts affected the experience of jazz in 1920s–1930s New Zealand

Aleisha Ward

130–150
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Grappling with Grappelli Contemporary jazz violin pedagogy and the legacy of gypsy jazz

Tom Sykes, Ari Poutiainen

151–177
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‘Mississippi, My Home’ Songwriting, identity and everyday aesthetics in the African-American tradition

Josep Pedro, Begoña Gutiérrez-Martínez

178–196
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‘What to do over the week-end’ Towards an understanding of distraction, advertising and newspaper coverage of the Kansas City jazz scene in the 1930s

Anthony J. Bushard

197–237
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Everyday jazz life A photographic project on contemporary jazz musicians’ lives in Birmingham

Pedro Cravinho, Brian Homer

238–264
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Extended play A history of listenings

Sarah Raine

265–269
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Living with music Departures and returns among early New Orleans jazz musicians

Nicholas Gebhardt

270–282
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Vol. 13 No. 1-2: Special Issue: Jazz and Everyday Aesthetics

Editorial

Editorial

Articles

The politics, aesthetics and dissonance of music in everyday life

‘9-TO-5, WENT TO COLLEGE, NOT 2-NITE HOMEY BLUES’ Jazz and the American mundane in Jean-Michel Basquiat’s writing

What can everyday aesthetics teach us about jazz practice?

Russia and the Creation of Jazz in the British Everyday Imaginary

Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah’s critique of the Danziger Bridge shootings

Jazz, space and labor Mixed media aestheticization of work songs in Jason Moran’s STAGED

Rhythm Clubs, record series, and the everyday connoisseurship of ‘hot rhythm’ records in interwar Britain

Jazzing through the luminiferous ether How international radio broadcasts affected the experience of jazz in 1920s–1930s New Zealand

Grappling with Grappelli Contemporary jazz violin pedagogy and the legacy of gypsy jazz

‘Mississippi, My Home’ Songwriting, identity and everyday aesthetics in the African-American tradition

‘What to do over the week-end’ Towards an understanding of distraction, advertising and newspaper coverage of the Kansas City jazz scene in the 1930s

Everyday jazz life A photographic project on contemporary jazz musicians’ lives in Birmingham

Extended play A history of listenings

Living with music Departures and returns among early New Orleans jazz musicians

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