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Jazz Slang
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February 18, 2016
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February 18, 2016
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3:15Now Playing"Shedding." "Chops." "Rataricious." Sometimes it seems like jazz cats have their own language. Of course, many times those words also end up in other peoples' mouths: Terms like "hipster," "crib" and "the man" all came from the jazz world over 70 years ago. You dig?
Jazz Night In America takes a brief look at where jazz slang came from, with lots of colorful language along the way.
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