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George Buck: They Call Him Mr. Trad

October 1, 1992 by: Kathleen Rippey

George Buck oversees the world's largest traditional jazz catalog from his Decatur Street sanctuary.

 

New Orleans -- the birthplace of jazz. Webster tells us it is “a kind of music, improvised of arranged, and marked by its rhythmic emphasis, syncopation, and harmonic and melodic variations.” A fairly narrow definition -- we know it’s a bit more subjective than that and it comes in as many manifestations as there are flavors of snow balls.

But the fact remains that whate...

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