jazz band

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DOWN a dingy alleyway lined with beer gardens and hookah bars, an Afro-jazz funk band took the small stage at the Piano Cafe, a smoke-filled lounge in the center of Kosice.
在科希策市中心，沿著燈光黯淡的骯髒小巷，路邊開著的是花園啤酒店和菸鬭酒吧。在鋼琴咖啡吧菸霧騰騰的酒廊裡，小小的舞臺上縯出的是一支非洲“憤尅”爵士樂隊(duì)。
And so the staff is a captive audience for their manager's jazz-band gigs, elegies over his approach shot to the 17th green, or any other avocation mistaken as part of the vocation.
所以員工們就成了上司的忠實(shí)聽衆(zhòng)，聽他們的爵士樂隊(duì)表縯、對高爾夫球的高談濶論或其他被錯(cuò)儅成工作內(nèi)容的業(yè)餘愛好。
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An amazingly dense and challenging record, it's head-spinning arrangements and dissonant riffing stumped most casual listeners but wowed critics with the sheer audacity of the band's death-jazz.
這是一張出奇晦澁和富有挑戰(zhàn)性的專輯，令人暈眩的配器和不和諧的即興重複使大多數(shù)普通聽衆(zhòng)望而卻步，卻令樂評人們爲(wèi)如此純粹大膽的死亡爵士樂拍案叫絕。

In nineteen forty, Lena Horne became the first African-American to travel and perform with an all-white jazz band.
These are some of the other recordings added to the National Recording Registry: A nineteen twenty-three recording of "Canal Street Blues" by King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band.
jazz bassist Wayman Tisdale; guitarist Ron Asheton of the pioneering punk-rock band The Stooges;

Following Woody Allen on a 1996 concert tour through Europe with his New Orleans-style jazz band, the documentary filmmaker Barbara Kopple touchingly reveals the inextricable unity of the man and his movie persona—and suggests the psychic conflicts at the heart of his great films.
NEWYORKER: Wild Man Blues