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The '60s were, without a doubt, one of the most revolutionary times in modern culture. But for jazz, many of the most crucial, transformative changes actually took root the year before the decade began: Miles Davis opened up new space in his song structures and gave birth to modal jazz. Duke Ellington's band became the first African American group to score a major film. John Coltrane crested new heights with speed, complexity, and melodic genius. And Ornette Coleman did away with conventional harmony and form altogether. This playlist is merely a primer for what was happening at the end of the '50s. Start your journey here and dive in to one of the most important years in American music.
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Jazz 88.3 KCCK is a no-commercial, educational FM radio station operated by Kirkwood Community College. KCCK enriches the Creative Corridor’s cultural environment through a variety of on-air programs and community outreach activities. Many of these programs center on the promotion and preservation of jazz, America’s only indigenous musical art form. KCCK is Iowa’s member-supported jazz radio station. In addition to traditional and streaming radio, KCCK takes jazz to the community through free summer concerts and K-12 educational programs. For more information about KCCK programs, or if you would like to join us in support of jazz and jazz education, contact General Manager Dennis Green at dennis@kcck.org.
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