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New York, New York
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This legendary jazz club, which hosted stars like Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong, eventually opened its doors to all races, becoming a symbol of cultural integration.
These electrifying events saw top jazz bands compete head-to-head, drawing massive crowds and making the Savoy the epicenter of swing music in the 1930s.
Stars like Ella Fitzgerald and James Brown got their big break on its stage, making it a historic landmark for aspiring musicians.
This movement not only transformed music but also literature, art, and social thought, influencing generations to come.
This powerful protest song against racism became an anthem for the Civil Rights Movement, echoing through the halls of history.
Pioneered by artists like Fats Waller, this energetic and complex style became a defining sound of the Jazz Age.
