1920s: The Jazz Age

Video project for American Literature (A1).
Produced by:
Simon Gorski
Narrated by:
Mason Roadcap
Written by:
Madison Koepfer
Kayla Strohecker
Made with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015

[@leocortinas4412]

this is stupid

[@mikee3261]

leo Cortinas just like your mother

[@tay7415]

@JORDAN PETERS wait hello Jord XD

[@yarelyscampos9315]

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[@remembercookies4eve129]

what was the point of this comment?? if you think its stupid just move on to another video

[@inspiredfandoms3462]

It’s actually not. ⚓️

[@seabear6077]

just used this to finish my homework. still helping the boys out 3 years later

[@soren3668]

me too.

[@wooshinwev4329]

same

[@gogogodzilla82]

me 4

[@tay7415]

@@gogogodzilla82 me 5

[@Thomasrobert69738]

Same

[@michaelmorse6801]

This is how our great grandchildren will see rap in the future

[@Gn33pGn4rp]

My teacher just assigned us some work and added this video as a qr code to answer the questions . Nice to see a channel like this being used at a school !! :))

[@quinncampbell964]

same here

[@tracyolivermusic]

This is history “lite” for sure!

[@mgoat411]

Not the greatest video edits or microphone quality but it has solid narration and it is quite informative. I like to think of this as an over the top school project.

[@NTROEXE]

not the best mic quality? are you dumb lmao this is very old the mics werent good back then

[@charliesullivan9211]

@@NTROEXE He’s talking about the narrator lmao

[@NTROEXE]

@@charliesullivan9211 im dumb mb lmfao

[@Thomas-oo5db]

Thank you this will help my project

[@crownfootball9865]

"funky butthole" LMAO

[@stevonico]

Older generations seem to always view progress as moral degeneration

[@rob7104whowouldusethis]

it definitely annoys me when people say "oh this new crap will never be as good as back in the good old days when they could actually make good music"

[@Theoffcailme]

outstanding information

[@myarosado5556]

What a wonderful worldddd

[@skolliemuis]

just used this for my fashion degree thanks!

[@nurcansonmezsoy3017]

I need to some information such as the impact of the jazz on culture, literature and writers.Not just on music and dance.

[@Monom1al]

This is really a cool content, and I can watch your videos whole day, if your mic was not that close to your mouth, blowing in specific consonants like p an t.... wouldn’t see myself in a position to make this comment normally, but I believe it is a simple one. Your text, videos and music is totally amazing... and yet a simple mistake as putting the mic to close to your mouth, could ruin it all. I believe you, and apologise for such a comment. I’m sure a lot have told you about this problem, and who am I to say these things, right?... And here is an actual personal comment, these videos from those ages, make me wanna feel to be born in a gray-scale world...

[@nicholastroy471]

Amazing video!

[@bruhyeet9201]

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[@malaquiasalfaro81]

Fun facts: Louie Armstrong was also pivotal in changing the way popular music was song, since he didn’t use a big over the top vaudeville type voice like many of his contemporaries did. That’s why his cover of Dinah sounds far more modern than any pop tune from the 1910s or so. Also, rock and roll inherited its solo tradition from Louie Armstrong

[@couragethecowardlydog4117]

Yup

[@michaelchristian5089]

This is a history of some aspects of Jazz... ...it's not really a story of the 1920s.

[@tracyolivermusic]

Bechet is pronounced be-shay He was Creole from NOLA.

[@nandita7146]

I just came t listen jazz music after reading The Great Gratsby novel 👍👍👍👍👍.

[@user-fo3ut8mt5k]

I’m from Belarus and it’s interesting for me. Why?

[@sethnerone8660]

NICE

[@crownfootball9865]

YOU WILL GET MONEY

[@crownfootball9865]

Who is the birth of jazz often accredited to?

[@rob7104whowouldusethis]

The man who started it all is normally credited to Buddy Bolden, while the man who made it popular and is accepted as the father of the genre is Louis Armstrong

[@crownfootball9865]

LISTEN TO ME

[@halfnhalf7737]

woah dude thats crazy

[@inspiredfandoms3462]

Ikr 📽🎞

[@allenhonigberg7780]

Sidney BECKET?

[@3dg4r]

yoooooo

[@livi.lol.]

5:38

[@tim.tillotson]

Keep the likes at a max of 999

[@ferrisbueller6413]

1:34

[@crownfootball9865]

MONITIZATION

[@jamesholland8057]

Louis was the greatest.

[@AustinDucky-nc6wk]

They spelled Louis Armstrong wrong 🤓

[@dr.simonethomas9395]

Appropriated, not adopted.

[@sampreme265]

What are you referring to?

[@James-nf9pd]

Music is for everyone dumbass

[@dougs78records64]

How ignorant can you get!! Sidney Bechet is his name not Becket! The last name is creole. Pronounced Bay-Shay. Eeegads!!

[@EveryDayaCleanSlate]

I appreciate your hard work, Simon. But... Your Radio Shack Mic Stinks. Music is too loud. You really lose your Jazz knowledge credibility when you pronounce Sidney's last name incorrectly. Its bi-SHAY, not BECK-it. Best of Luck in your future endeavors

[@FlorieS1053]

5:42