Dirty jazz served chilled at the Cotton Club!

I'd like to meet:

Louis (Satchmo) Essential mouthage: The nickname Satchmo or Satch is short for Satchelmouth (describing his embouchure). In 1932, then Melody Maker magazine editor Percy Brooks greeted Armstrong in London with "Hello, Satchmo!" shortening Satchelmouth (some say unintentionally), and it stuck.CabEssential Cabbage: spent most of his nights at the Dreamland Cafe the Sunset Cafe and the Club Berlin, performing as a drummer, singer and emcee.At the Sunset Cafe he met and performed with Louis Armstrong who taught him to sing in the "scat" style. And well the rest his history.Jazz & infidelity Aw, you dog, you dirty dog, You better stop your sniffing around like that; I know just what you're driving at!Aw, you dog, you salty dog, You sniffing, snapping, yipping, yapping, Aw, you dog!They got the news all over town, You and my wife been running 'round, Stop it 'fore I mow you down, Aw, you dog!Deacon Green's been talking, too, He says that he saw you Kiss my wife in the pew, Aw, you dog!Aw, you dog, you ornery dog, You better stop your sniffing around like that; I know just what you're driving at!(Cab Calloway).The cotton Sugar Hill Harlem please! Harlem was jazz central. Trainage ! : "Take the 'A' Train" was composed in 1939, after Ellington offered Strayhorn a job in his organization and gave him money to travel from Pittsburgh to New York. Ellington wrote directions for Strayhorn to get to his house by subway, directions that began, "Take The A Train."