New York Times WARNS WHITE RACES THEY MUST DROP JAZZ; English Musician Says It Is A Primitive Method And A Menace To Prestige.
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New York Times WARNS WHITE RACES THEY MUST DROP JAZZ; English Musician Says It Is A Primitive Method And A Menace To Prestige.
Author: New York Times
Year: 1927
LONDON, Sept. 19. — Jazz must be banned by the white races if they wish to maintain their prestige, said Sir Henry Coward, famous musician, addressing the Sheffield Rotary Club today. Jazz was largely responsible for lowering pre-war standards, he said, and it must be taboo in every shape and form until its baneful influence is gone.
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