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"I read this as *Jizz discussion. Ooops." Easily done. | |||
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"I think he was genius with a phenemonal eye for talent. But in some ways not a nice man. It always amuses me when people talk about black people having a chip on their shoulder when white people and society put it there. Particularly in his time if you did not accept the colour bar society hammered you. Since he came from a affluent family he knew his worth as a human being and openly did not kow tow. If you read any history of jazz or music in America, you cannot escape that it was brutally racist and segregated at the time. But back to his music, I probably only have 10 of his albums and like them all. The first time I heard Bitches Brew I hated it. But I have come to love it. " I see what you're saying but Duke Ellington didn't have a chip on his shoulder. Neither did Charlie Parker and he was poor... An addict aged 15. Anyway probably not the best Fab discussion! | |||
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"I see what you're saying but Duke Ellington didn't have a chip on his shoulder. Neither did Charlie Parker and he was poor... An addict aged 15. Anyway probably not the best Fab discussion! " I don't think they are saying that all black people did have a chip on their shoulder, more that they had good reason to. Davis might have been comfortable financially growing up, but he did suffer discrimination. | |||
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