Jack Norton: “The History of Jazz, Part 1: The Solid South” – Capitol Records (1945)

ByJack Norton
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.

Hey guys!

Did you catch today’s YouTube video? If not, don’t worry! You can watch right here:

In the video I mentioned you can read additional liner notes. Well, here they is!

The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Solid South. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.

Heigh-ho, everybody, heigh-ho! I've been singing vaudeville blues music since 1925. I also host a radio show (and podcast), make movies, write books, and perform children's music under the name "Conductor Jack". I'm from Minneapolis, Minnesota (where I learned to drink lutefisk lattes and say "uff da"). Currently roaming around the world singing on street corners, in concert halls, and everywhere in between. My wife's name is Kitty and she's the brains behind Pa.

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