Jack Norton: “The History of Jazz, Part 4: The Modern Era” – Capitol Records (1945)

ByJack Norton
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.

Hey y’all, today’s YouTube video is the final in this little mini-series, “The History of Jazz”, a chapbook collection from 1945 (Capitol Records). I unearthed these little gems while on tour this summer in northern Minnesota. Some junk store for $1. A steal! This is part four. Below, is the full chapbook as mentioned in the video!

Cheers,
Jack

The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. Chapbook from Capitol Records, 1945.
The History of Jazz: The Modern Era. 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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