[DOC] [TLE] Chapter 5: New York in the 1920s | Jazz: W. W. Norton StudySpace [PAR] It tried to reflect the modernism of big city life and to democratize high art. ... In 
1927 Whiteman's band represented three conflicting streams: jazz, symphonic 
jazz, .... Starting in 1904, blacks started moving into Harlem and by 1920 Harlem 
was an .... of the national radio broadcasts from the club, he became nationally 
known. [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about BLACK HISTORY MO. - StudyStack [PAR] STARTING IN 1927, THIS "NOBLE" MAN'S BIG BAND BROADCAST ON RADIO 
FROM HARLEM'S COTTON CLUB, DUKE ELLINGTON. JOHN BROWN... [DOC] [TLE] Timeline of music in the United States (192049) - Wikipedia [PAR] This is a timeline of music in the United States from 1920 to 1949. Contents. 1920 
1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 .... The first 
Southern radio station to broadcast rural white music is WSB in Atlanta. ... Don 
Redman establish their groups, which is the beginning of the jazz big band 
tradition. [DOC] [TLE] Adelaide Hall - Wikipedia [PAR] Adelaide Louise Hall (20 October 1901  7 November 1993) was an American-
born UK-based .... In October 1927, Hall recorded her wordless vocals on "Creole 
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long... [DOC] [TLE] the jazz age and ohioago - Lincoln Park High School [PAR] Apr 10, 2014 ... start. The Chicago Defender, the city's African-American news- paper ... Fletcher 
Henderson's big dance band, a sophisticat- .... house band at Harlem's Cotton 
Club, where he developed .... (('Di: Track 35) and soon began a series of radio 
broadcasts .... and even noble. Every time this man puts his trumpet. [DOC] [TLE] Today in History - April 29 | Library of Congress [PAR] Later in New York, both men played Harlem rent parties. ... Their first big break 
came in 1927 after Joe King Oliver turned down an ... Nevertheless, frequent 
live radio broadcasts from the Cotton Club, where the band played from 1927 
through ... Beginning with their run at the Cotton Club, and over the next forty-plus 
years,... [DOC] [TLE] Musicians - A Great Day in Harlem [PAR] After studying piano with his mother, he went as a young man to New York where 
he ... The band's recordings and radio broadcasts from New York and other big 
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in ..... featured annually at the Cotton Club in New York from 1927 through 1932. [DOC] [TLE] log.html - WTIC's Golden Age of Radio [PAR] were repeated, and we have the recording of the repeat broadcast. ... Interviews 
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continues the story, starting with his Brunswick recordings, and then, after quitting 
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... [DOC] [TLE] Duke Ellington's Washington: Notable Black Washingtonians - PBS [PAR] Ellington's family life, education and early career prior to his move to Harlem in ... 
In 1927 Ellington and his band landed a permanent spot at the famous Cotton 
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was the first African-American band to broadcast regularly over the radio. .... 
During the Harlem Renaissance, Ellington's band played at the exclusive Cotton 
Club... [DOC] [TLE] Duke Ellington bio - ChickenBones [PAR] 1927-1931Ellington and his orchestra remained at the Cotton Club, with 
periodic ... more than sixty years ago, unless you know how the man that'll play it

Question: Starting in 1927, this "noble" man's big band broadcast on radio from Harlem's Cotton Club
Answer: Duke Ellington