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What is JAZZ?
A form of western music involving the fusion of traditional european and african (rhythmic) styles. Jazz is quite syncopated and fairly easily improvisable. Jazz could be considered a descendant of Ragtime, and a predecesor of Swing, Funk, and even Rock. Jazz originated from New Orleans as early as 1895, and remains one of the most popular forms of music today.
Listen to those crazzy cats wailing out that sexy jazz.
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JAZZ - video
JAZZ - what is it?
It's amazing how people's opinion's vary
Jazz is an expression of thought and feeling. It can be slow and melancholy, or quick and light. It's simply what the musicians feel at the time. It's mainly instrumental, but sometimes there can be singing. I've read some of the definitions, apparently some dislike the lack of word. Well some things can't be expressed in words.
Many kinds of music came from jazz.
What does "JAZZ" mean?
The 2255th word in the entire bee move script
Barry: ya like jazz?
Deceased woman: Uh
JAZZ - what does it mean?
A term used by Mr T With varied meanings
1) Crazy
2) Pumped up and thinking straight.
"Damn foo on the jazz"
"Wow, hannibal's on the jazz"
JAZZ - meaning
the coolest, freest, and yet deepest music humans have ever made
Listen to those crazy cats wailing out that sexy jazz.
JAZZ - definition
Jazz... man. I wish people actually appreciated music for what it does to you mentally, and not what the singer does for you sexually.
JAZZ - slang
If you gotta ask, you'll never know.
-Louis Armstrong, jazz trumpeter.
JAZZ
When someone is lying or blowing up something up bigger than what it is.
Person 1: "My one Pikachu sweeped an entire team of Mewtwo."
Person 2: "He get to jazzing it."
Person 1: "I stamp I'm not jazzing."
Person 2: "You always lying I swear you the King of Jazzing."
JAZZ
An intense expression of happiness.
Chloe: I'm so frickin jazzed today
Ruby: why?
Chloe: I got a free taco 😫
JAZZ
The word Jazz has its origins in the Creole brothels (Jas houses) of New Orleans in the late 19th century.
Working girls were called jezebels or jesebels, shortened to "jes" or "jez". The pronunciation was closer to "Jas", hence the term "Jas house" for brothel. Music was provided for the clients, and this music became known as "Jas music", sometimes called "Jass music".
A popular explanation for the difference in spelling is that when the word "Jass" was featured in flyers and posters, the letter "J" was often crossed out, leaving "ass" in its place. Promoters felt that "ass music" was a bit inappropriate, so the spelling was changed from "Jass" to "Jazz", hence "Jazz music".
Let's go to Stella's house and listen to some jazz !