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Jazz Age

The hectic and exciting 1920s in the USA, when ‘hot jazz’ became fashionable as part of the general rage for spontaneity and social freedom. The phrase is attributed to the novelist F Scott Fitzgerald.



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The Jazz Age also was a time when American culture was evolving rapidly along with the increasing popularity of jazz music, and a time in which the country was developing a new social code for itself following a devastating war.
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Garner was an innovator during the modern jazz age, and although he wrote and performed hundreds of songs that are perennial favorites, he was unable to read music.
 
 
 
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