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    Buddy Bolden was an early jazz cornet player in New Orleans in the late 19th century who is often referred to as the first king of jazz. He led one of the first true jazz bands in New Orleans in the 1890s, which played a raw, improvised style that was a precursor to early jazz. However, Bolden suffered a breakdown in 1907 and spent his final years in the Louisiana State Insane Asylum, so his recorded legacy remains unknown despite his important role in the early development of jazz music in New Orleans.

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    Buddy Bolden was an early jazz cornet player in New Orleans in the late 19th century who is often referred to as the first king of jazz. He led one of the first true jazz bands in New Orleans in the 1890s, which played a raw, improvised style that was a precursor to early jazz. However, Bolden suffered a breakdown in 1907 and spent his final years in the Louisiana State Insane Asylum, so his recorded legacy remains unknown despite his important role in the early development of jazz music in New Orleans.

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    Buddy Bolden Stomp

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    Buddy Bolden was an early jazz cornet player in New Orleans in the late 19th century who is often referred to as the first king of jazz. He led one of the first true jazz bands in New Orleans in the 1890s, which played a raw, improvised style that was a precursor to early jazz. However, Bolden suffered a breakdown in 1907 and spent his final years in the Louisiana State Insane Asylum, so his recorded legacy remains unknown despite his important role in the early development of jazz music in New Orleans.

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