Jazz bands featured only black musicians.
Because, upon the enforced closure of Storyville in New Orleans, many jazz musicians were thrown out of work and they left town and headed to Chicago where there was still plenty of work for musicians to be found. King Oliver, one of the most famous New Orleans band leaders took his whole band later sending for the young Louis Armstrong to come and join the band on second cornet. Louis was such a phenomenon that many jazz musicians flocked to Chicago just to hear him play and learn from him. Chicago then replaced New Orleans as the most happening jazz city in the US. There was very little jazz activity in New York at that time.
It was Louis Armstrong
He was interested in singing from the beginning of his career.
it is a form of musin that is ususlly played by african americans and it sounded goos people in the 1900's loved it
Ray Bisso has written: 'Buddy Bolden of New Orleans' -- subject(s): Poetry, Jazz, Jazz musicians
Thomas W. Jacobsen has written: 'Traditional New Orleans jazz' -- subject(s): Interviews, Jazz, Jazz musicians, History and criticism
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Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong
We do not definitely know that jazz was born in New Orleans however it was certainly a hotbed of the music. And, as jazz musicians were employed as entertainers on the river boats that plied the Mississippi, this helped to spread knowledge of the music as far North as St.Louis and towns in between. When, the red light area of New Orleans was forcibly closed down on moral grounds, much of the work for jazz musicians in the city's clubs and brothels dried up. A forced migration of musicians to all over the US then began as an economic necessity.