From Religion To Rock, A New History Says Music Has Always Been Subversive
“it’s a story about the history of all music. All of it starts as a disruptive force. And then it becomes legitimized.”
Photo: New Orleans Jazz Museum
Buddy Bolden’s band, circa 1905. Bolden is the cornet player, second from the left in the back.
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