…/. 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE 'RESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN 'R Editor's Note: In the absence of Bud niamin. the column this week will written by former sports editors of Dadly -till on campus. the first in series is the product of George An- os, rnOrts editor in 1936-37 and In fact, there are a great many thinks about Yale swimming that Matt admires very much. He likes their pool and the respect with which it ter cf THE PRESS ANGLE.)...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI Hignway erts Meet DAILYOFF ICIALB LEI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 P.M; 11:00 A.M. on Saturday. For Discussion Road Financing Is Topic Of 25th Conference At Union Tomorrow More than 700 State, county and local highway administrators arWd highway engineers are expected to at- tend the 25th ann...…
…1-HOP ON WAY OUT J-Hop Extra i tt rt ttt l First Edition urday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: 10 Cents ...... sses Prove )ular Fad Guests 's What Everybody Wore, Or east Committeemen's Dates;, Around You And Admire a sky-blue canopy sprinkled ver stars, Don Treadwell, '40, the 1939 J-Hop last night in the mral Building with Eileen Hay- s guest from Grosse Pointe. Hayward wore a gown of light t, with a bouffant ski...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: THE M 1 C H 1CAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: 4 FIDENTIALLY... Here's The Way You Looked If You Went To The Hop -Copyright 1939 by R. L. Gach Dresses Prove House Parties Will Enliven Weekend Count And Po ular Fad A large number of house parties is Theta Delta Chi is also having a H en ry Swing Paccompanying heJ-Rop thsyear, house-party, with Prof. and Mrs. E. F. or and many fraternitis not having house- Barker...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1 1 1939 Girls--Here Are Your Names In Print Names Make News, So Here They Are Alpha Kappa Lambda Betty Jane Mansfield, '39; Maya Gruhzit, '41; Marjorie High, '39; Lenore Neward, Detroit; Sally Redner, '40; Ann Sylvester, '40; Priscilla Kahn, Detroit; Janet Wherry, Detroit; Bettie Zimmer- man, Columbus, Ohio; Betty Notley, '39. Vievia Hoeschler, '4SM Ruth Par- sons, '42; Ruby Hillis, '40; Muriel Has- ki...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Februa~ry 11, Two THE MICHiGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, Girls-IHere Are Your Names In Print Names Make News, So Here They Are Alpha Kappa Lambda Betty Jane Mansfield, '39; Maya Gruhzit, '41; Marjorie High, '39; Lenore Neward, Detroit; Sally Redner, '40; Ann Sylvester, '40; Priscilla Kahn, Detroit; Janet Wherry, Detroit; Bettie Zimmer- man. Columbus, Ohio; Betty Notley, '39. Vievia Hoeschler, '4SM; Rut...…
…Februay 1y, 1 939 T HE MI CH IGAN DA ILY Poge Three Februav 11. 1939 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Three Margaret Huff, Dover, Ohio; Dora Giris, Your Names In Print (Continued Jrom Page 2) Dorothy Court, Baltimore, Md.; Betty Read, Myrtle Lundgren, Esther Couni- han; Loraine Kreutz, Milwaukee, Wis.; Lou Ann Perry, Virginia Hoelzel, Cora Hackett, Ellen Soucie, Elsa Feingold, Poly O'Clesheimer, Betty Hamburger. Chi Phi House Tommie McLaughlin, '...…
…Saturday, February 11, J939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnn Three u yg eer 13A A I Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 2) Dorothy Court, Baltimore, Md.; Betty Read, Myrtle Lundgren, Esther Couni- han; Loraine Kreutz, Milwaukee, Wis.; Lou Ann Perry, Virginia Hoelzel, Cora Hackett, Ellen Soucie, Elsa Feingold, Poly O'Clesheimer, Betty Hamburger. Chi Phi House1 Tommie McLaughlin, '40; Angie Rok- nich, '40; Ann Smith, Bloomfield Hills;1 ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 PaeFu.H.MCIA.AL StraFbray1,13 r Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 3) Stewart, Pontiac; Doris Anderson, Chi- cago; Stephanie Kroll, Detroit. Virginia S. Mintzer, '39; Harriet Wil- son, '39; Marie Sundley, Miami, Fla.; Dorothy A. Mussellmann, Bettysburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Robert J. Demund, Detroit; Ora Froft, '41, York, Pa. Kappa Nu Blanche Smookier, Muskegon; Elaine Rosenberg,...…
…THE MIChiG AN DAILY Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 3) Stewart, Pontiac; Doris Anderson, Chi- cago; Stephanie Kroll, Detroit. Virginia S. Mintzer, '39; Harriet Wil- son, '39; Marie Sundley, Miami, Fla.; Dorothy A. Mussellmann, Bettysburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Robert J. Demund, Detroit; Ora Froft, '41, York, Pa. Kappa Nu Blanche Smookler, Muskegon; Elaine Rosenberg, Detroit; Babette Berg, '40; June Eisner, '40; Jean Goldstick, '42; Betty...…
…Saturday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PnA Five SatudayFebuary11,1939THE ICHGAN AIL W v GA Prehistoric Melodrama Java ~o es To The J-FIoP .. By Eugene O'Petersen Pithecanthropus Jones Has His Big Night Gala Event Of Neolithic Age, Or Is It Oligocene? - Anyway It's Plenty Prehistoric I.. (The scene is a cave. Mr. and Mrs. Neanderthal Mann are seen seated on neighboring stalagmites. It is a blus- tery winter day, and a roaring fire...…
…Februoary 11, 1939 T H E. M i CH I GAN DAILY Pae Five Febrary 1, 939 HE ICHIAN-AILYp,,. C 1-i V A Prehistoric Melodrama J ava Goes To T he J'- FIop ..P By Eugene OPtre Pi thecanth ropus Jones Has His Big, Night Gala Event Of Neolithic Age, Or Is It Oligocene? - Anyway It's Plenty Prehistoric (The scene is a cave. Mr. and Mrs. Neanderthal Mann are seen seated on neighboring stalagmites. It is a blus- tery winter day, and a roaring fire is...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Paae Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Patrons, Patronesses, Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. .. w 1 , f f v>N "T r- .. . Name Big Shots As Frontispieces For The Drag Gov. Fitzgerald And Mrs. Head List Of Important People And Others Who Were Invited The list of patrons and patronesses in- vited to the 1939 J-Hop, Friday, Feb. 10 in the Intramural Building, as an- nounced by D...…
…Page Six THE NI I C H I GAN DAILY Sa turday, February. 11, Patrons, Patronesses, Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. Name Big Shots As Frontispieces For The Drag, Gov. Fitzgerald And Mrs. Head List Of Important People And Others Whd Were Invited The list of patrons and patronesses in- vited to the 1939 J-Hop, Friday, Feb. 10 in the Intramural Building, as an- nounced by Don Treadwell, '40, general chairman, is as follows: Headed by Governor and Mrs. Fit...…
…Sbturday, February 11, 1939. T RE !M i G 11 G.AN DA 1 LY Pace Seven Sdturddy, February 11, 939 THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY Priis~ Seven t MICHIGAN DAIL( J-HOP STAFF ManagingEditor . . ..Robert D. Mitchel City Editor ........ Horace W. Gilmore Editorial Director ...... Albert P. Mayio J-Hop Editor ............. Joseph Gies Assistant.............Earl R. Gilman Supporting Cast: Morton Linder, Carl Petersen, Marian Ferguson, Mary Ellen Spurgeln, Hel...…
…Saturday, February. 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Seven guoFe ry ,9 E I I DA 4 MICHIGAN DAILY J-HOP STAFF Managing Editor . ...Robert D. Mitchel City Editor ........ Horace W. Gilmore Editorial Director ......Albert P. Mayio J-Hop Editor .............Joseph Gies Assistant .............. Earl R. Gilman Supporting Cast: Morton Linder, Carl Petersen, Marian Ferguson, Mary Ellen Spurgeon, Helen Corman, Roy Heath, Pete Lisagor, Robert I. Fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 _ocal Cabbies Like Tipsy J-Hoppers Revellous Students, Most Liberal Not Much Petting At First, But On The Way Home, Cripes; Some Babes Slap, Though - Concensus of opinion in local taxi circles reveals the fact that the liberal- ity of students at J-Hop is the feature of the tradition which cabmen most enjoy. "It don't make no difference what kind of liquor they're drinkin',- it's the old tips t...…
…age Eiaht THE M I C H I-GA N DA t LY Saturday, February 1 1 I Pnne Eiciht THE MICHiGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1 Local Cabbies Like Tipsy J-oppers ReveIlous Students Most Liberal Not Much Petting At First, But On The Way Home, Cripes; Some Babes Slap, Though - Concensus of opinion in local taxi circles reveals the fact that the liberal- ity of students at J-Hop is the feature of the tradition which cabmen most enjoy. "It don't make ...…
…,February I]1, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Grandmaw Tells Of Old J-lHop Nites But Who Wants To. Take Grandmaw? Campus Jitterbugs Really Got Hot To Torrid Fourth Infantry Bond From Down South In Fort Wayne Grandmaw was telling us tales of the nineties. "The last of the nineties, just before the turn of the century; those were the days. You think your dances are affairs now. Why then - take, for instance, J-Hop. Why, I remember--" We t...…
…11 1 l939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page. Nine 11, 199 THEMICHIAN DALY Pae Nin I ?randmaw Tells Of Old I-lop Nites But Who Wants To Take Grandmaw? Campus Jitterbugs Really Got Hot To Torrid Fourth Infantry Band From Down South in Fort Wayne Grandmaw was telling us tales of the nineties. "The last of the nineties, just before the turn of the century; those were the days. You think your dances are affairs now. Why then - take, for instance, J-Hop...…
…Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Satyr rcicy, February 11, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravaganza By MELISSA The swimmers of the University of Michigan and Yale University will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) at the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excuse of the...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February H, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You-Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravagonza By MELISSA The swimmpers of the Uniyersity rof .Michigan gnd Yale ttniversity will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) st the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excse of...…
…5®turduy, ebruary 1 T 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace Eleven Satuday ~ebuar' I939 HE ICHIAN AIL Pnn, Fevg a WeCan Tell You What To Do! Read This if You Seek An Anti-Climax, Ann Arbor Is The Place For You; Just Ask The Local Merchants Each year at this time, when the af- fair of the year hits Ann Arbor, to leave devastation, headaches, and empty wal- lets in its wake, it will bring with a prob- lem that is now causing University stu- dents to...…
…Soturday, Februory 11, 1939 THE M I C H f CAN DAILY pnrriei' ' trztrr'". S r Fr ,1T M G Dn I WeCan Tell You What To Do! Read This If You Seek Ar Anti-Climax, Ann Arbor Is The Place For You; Just Ask The Local Merchants Each year at this time, when the af- fair of the year hits Ann Arbor, to leave devastation, headaches, and empty wal- lets in its wake, it will bring with a prob- lem that is now causing University stu- dents to lose more m...…
…Page Tweve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February11, 19 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. February 11 199 The Gambler... By Dennis Van Lovelace Laura Was A Lady; Stanley Got The Gate Moral Is Clear in This Story Of A Man, His Secret Vice And An Unblemished Maid "Do not think, Cynthia, that because I am Laura's mother, and a very devot- ed one, that I have any hesitations con- cerning her engagement to Stanley," said Mrs. Selwyn to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Saturday, February _l11 _____ D IYud F r f The Gambler ... By Dennis VanLovelace Laura Was A Lady; Stanle y Got The Gate Moral Is Clear In This Story Of A Man, His Secret Vice And An Unblemished Maid "Do not think, Cynthia, that because I am Laura's mother, and a very devot- ed one, that I have any hesitations con- cerning her engagement to Stanley," said Mrs. Selwyn to her niece as they returned from the afternoon tea...…
…$aturday, Februory 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN IbAIL.lr Page Thirteen ...aturday.... February... 193.THE.MICHIGAN DALY.Pa-eThirte The Gambler (cont'd) i 0 -D What To Do For Weekend? Try These (Continued from Page 11) that does a pretty good job of keeping people awake in lecture classes. Any number of anecdotes about the tower will liven the conversation that is just beginning to drag now. You can point. out how our guest carilloneurs from ti...…
…Page Thirtedn irday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DA t L.Y The Gambler (contd) ,. :' yI t What To Do For Weekend? Try These (Continued from Page 11) that doesr a pretty good job of keeping people awake in lecture classes. Any number of anecdotes about the tower will liven the conversation that is just beginning to drag now. You can point out how our guest carilloneurs from time to time play old folk songs, and that the campus expects t...…
…Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 How Times Have Changed: Dean Bursley Our Uncle Joe Tells Of The Time He Went To The Big litop In 1896 "Mutiny In The Ranks" or "You G: Your Way and I'll Go Mine" could well be the title of J-Hop activities at the University in 1896 as told by Dean Joseph A. Bursley, who was a semi-green freshman at that time. For 19 years prior to that date the Palladium, a group of nine of the olde...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ; February 11, 1939 Iow TimesIIave Changed: Dean Bursley Our Uncle Joe Tells Of The Time He Went To The Big Hiop In 1896 "Mutiny In The Ranks" or "You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine" could well be the title of J-Hop activities at the University in 1896 as told by Dean Joseph A. Bursley, who was a semi-green freshman at that time. For 19 years prior to that date the Palladium, a group of nine of the oldest fraternities on ...…
…,1939 THE MICHIGAN GAILY Page Fifteen 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Fifteen I Love Letters Were Really Hotsy-Totsy Bilets-Doux Of Mauve Decade Had To Have t Mash Notes Of Grandpop's Day Ran According To Form Book; Illiterates Were The Lucky Ones The art of writing love letters is one which modern methods of communica- tion have relegated to the dead past. Af- ter reading a few sample form love let- ters from the etiquette books of the...…
…Saturday, February 1], 1939 THE M I C H I G A N DAILY Page Fifteen Saturay, Fbruar 11, 939 TE MiCIGANcAILY ew,,"Fcfha 4 Love Letters Were Really Hotsy-Totsy Bilets Doux Of Mauve DecadeI a To Have Mash Notes Of Grandpop's Day Ran According To Forn Book; Illiterates Were The Lucky Ones The art of writing love letters is one which modern methods of communica- tion have relegated to the dead past. Af- ter reading a few sample form love let-...…
…Pane Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 TNr a Etiquette Ruled '90's With An Iron Mitt Boys And Girls Lived Right In Those Days They Didn't Converse Without An Introduction, And Where Grandpa Went, So Did Grandma Etiquette is a word which is still in use in some parts of the inhabitated world, but which has tumbled most markedly from the vogue it enjoyed in the Mauve Decade. If there was one thing the girls and boys had...…
…Sixteen T H E MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1, 1939 tiquette Ruled '90's With An Iron Mitt Boys And Girls Lived Right In Those Days They Didn't Converse Without An Introduction, And Where Grandpa Went, So Did Grandma Etiquette is a word which is still in use in some parts of the inhabitated world, but which has tumbled most markedly from the vogue it enjoyed in the Mauve Decade. If there was one thing the girls and boys had to have in ...…
…Saturday, February 11, 1939 T H E M I C R I G A N DAILY Page Seventeen Some Of The Past Bands Were wows Wh iteman, Olson Et A. Recalled- Morty Q. Dons Cabbie Disguise To Reminisce About Bands And Leaders Of Yore By MORTY Q. It just goes to show ya, pal, dat ya can't get away wit it all da time. Dere I wuz, sitting nice and quiet- like wit nuttin on me mind but tought of de boids and dat kind of stuff, when it comes up an hits me like I-don...…
…Saturday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pcge Seventeen Saturdaya February 1 17 1939.THE MICHIGAN. DAIY PanevSeveniacc.ra '0 Some Of The Past Bands Were Wows Wh iteman, Olson EtA!. Recal led Morty Q. Dons Cabbie Disguise To Reminisce About Bonds And Leaders Of Yore By MORTY Q. It just goes to show ya, pal, dat ya can't get away wit it all da time. Dere I wuz, sitting nice and quiet- like wit nuttin on me mind but tought of de boids...…
…Page Eighteen THE Ml CH I GA N DAILY Soturdty, FebrY ary l1, 1939 ~Pane Elohteen THE MICHIGAN D,. ,eb.wrp.11 1 Valentines Pack Real Romantic allop Drip With LOve And Cupid But They Go Over Big With Some Of The Babes; Here Are A Few Suggestions Gratis St. Valentine's Day, dedicated to com-' niercialized sentimentality, is again up- on us. Reminiscent indeed of the Mauve era are the. gaudy lace paper missives the manufacturers have been di...…
…een TH.E M I C HICAN DAILY -Scil ircloy, February. 11, 19?9 'en THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sott~rcloy, February 11, 1939 Valentines Pack Real Romantic Wallop Lacy Missives Drip With Love And Cupid But They Go Over Big With Some Of The Babes; Here Are A Few Suggestions Gratis St. Valentine's Day, dedicated to com-. mercialized sentimentality, is again up- on us. Reniniseent indeed of the Mauve era are the gaudy lace paper missives the manufacture...…
…February 11l, 1939 T HE M IC HIGAN DA IL Y Pane N ineteen Febrary 1,1939THE ICHGAN AIL omen ant To Put Foot In J- I-op Send Regents New Petition For Attention / Girls Claim They Have A Right To Get Into Place Officially; a Refuse To Be Stuffed Away By JOE POOKIE ANN ARBOR, Feb. 11, 1890-Forti- fied by the walk-out of their prohibi- tionist wing and the erection of a YWCA on Williams Street, "Women of Wash- tenaw" yesterday re-newed thei...…
…Saturday, February 1 1, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace Nineteen- Women ant To Put Foot In J-kop Send Regents New Petition For Attention Girls Claim They Have A Right ° To Get Into Place Officially; a Refuse To Be Stuffed Away By JOE POOKIE ANN ARBOR, Feb. 11, 1890-Forti- La KRONKEIT fied by the walk-out of their prohibi- tionist wing and the erection of a YWCA nual Statement will be out next week. on Williams Street, 'Women of Wash- Chief a...…
…Page Twenty TH E MIC HIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Jakie Wanted To Go To That J-Hop, But Law School Faculty Demurred Jakie sat by his window. It was 9:30. Already the crowd was beginning to swirl by on foot, in taxis and on ice skates. The people were on their way to the J-Hop. Jakie has heard about it. Like everyone else, Jakie wanted to go. But Jakie did not have time....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 TH _IHIA.AIYStrdyebur _,13 Jakie Wanted To Go To That J-Hop But Law School Faculty Demurred Jakie sat by his window. It was 9:30. Baise. Nor did he care about Henry Already the crowd was beginning to Busse. Jakie wanted to find out if he swirl by on foot, in taxis and on ice could still dance. For it had been al- skates. The people were on their way to most three years since Jakie had had the J...…
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…Toasts Slowed '90's Drinkers The toast, now a thing of the past, was an important social gesture in the Mauve Decade. Most of them were sentimental, many incoherent. There were patriotic toasts, amatory toasts, comic toasts and just plain toasts. A typical of the popular drinking senti- ment of the '90's was this little verse : Come, fill the glass and drain the bowl, May Love and Bacchus still agree, And every American warm his soul With Cupi...…
…Page Twenty-Two IF HE , 1.CH 1G AN DALY Saturday, February IT, .193.9 PgeTw y-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1 1, :1 9~$ A TIME NE*E'MA! M B 001/" 0*1./F W#/CH WAS TO fNAG A $7RONG, HA'ND$OME MA- S3E PRAYf AND PRA3 vivr WN AM4 ONE DAV, ..... - --R F SH GADATS /N scm< A~f M AtctALAD40 RSM WAS CA"ANGEP 70 POt ~A £..OVG, LONG T IE P/p Q/ 71. 1tE CLQCI( 59 5sWe CAN'T EVEN SLE EP Ntf7 T ~ 57/I R M 5C O OPCO(/,QSE SHE- Cc44S M /IGA# ...…
…Page Twenty-Two TH E MIC IGAN- DA IL Y Soturday,- Febr,- - , 11, 1939 Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY $oturdoy, February 11, 1939 5 'AC .4A5 7.0, PS rPAY AiyA/ Ft/ A/z 1 W14 A MAN/ , 'e J SHE GRR OuA7*Es" wo r SGyoo4 OF COURS SE SI COMES TOM/CUGAN WVHERE SHE /5 RUfE-D AND DULY PLED- GED sY TWO CHARM/NC SORORITY S/7ERs. lAVr IMAX 1 3 rr A NT4 A c vN' K <ii57 WAI7T T/4 ONE O'C OCK, WOWNT lRe 4RV -.. i (f"- YOU - *AwIS~.Yc'A~ 'B/IE '...…
…Saturday, February, 1.1, 1939 TH E MICH IGAN DA ILY Page Twenty-Three Sr Fbr 19E C A IaTnT Dresses Prove Fashion Fad (Continued from Page 1) with a full skirt and silver accessories. Mary Helen Davis, '41, was the guest of Al Conrath, co-chairman of build- ing. Miss Davis chose white net with a flower design in silver thread. The skirt was full, with a stiff taffeta underskirtt The fitted bodice was edged by a small stiff ruffle, and had t...…
…Saturdoy, '7--'ebruory 11, 1939 TH E MI CH IGAN DA ILY Page Twenty-Three Saturday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Three resses Prove Fashion Fad (Continued from Page 2) with a full skirt and silver accessories. Mary Helen Davis, '41, was the guest of Al Conrath. co-chairman of build- ing. Miss Davis chose white net with a flower design in silver thread. The skirt was full, with .a stiff taffeta underskirt The fitted bodic...…
…The Hills, Is' Here To Stay Social psychologists have recently= astonished the swing-mad country with the declaration that swing is as old as the hills, that it will not stay and that there's nothing to it anyway. What difference is there between the Big Apple and the Charleston or the Black Bottom of the post-war period,: they ask. Swing is as old as the hills. But swing is a new freedom of musical expression, hepcats reply, quoting King B. ...…
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