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Irving Berlin

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tin pan alley composer - “oh how i hate to get up in the morning” - “yip yip yaphank” - “alexander’s ragtime band” - united states songwriter - born in russia - wrote more than 1500 songs and several musical comedies - 1888-1989

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James Reese Europe

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african american bandleader who worked with the castles

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Jerome Kern

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songwriter for showboat - “cant help loving that man” - “old man river” with hammerstein - songplugger

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Jesse Lippincott

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formed north american phonograph company - died when company went into bankruptcy

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Jimmie Rodgers

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first country solo recording star - “blue yodel” - “father of country music”

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country artist who began the hillbilly record business

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John Carson

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John Phillip Sousa

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  • composer of “Stars and Stripes Forever”

- Artist who led the Marine Corps band

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Jules Stein

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founder of music corporation of america (mca) with William R Goodheart JR - american media company - music booking agency in chicago illinois

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KDKA in Pittsburgh, Penn.

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first commercial radio station, 1920’s

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limelight

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variety - charlie chapman

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Louis Armstrong

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african american jazz singer/trumpet - “heebie jeebies”, “aint misbehavin”, “what a wonderful world”

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