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Music Rising — The Musical Cultures of the Gulf South

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Morton drew Afro-Cuban rhythms including the tresillo and habanera into early jazz and called them collectively the "Spanish tinge", stating in his 1938 Library of Congress sessions that jazz required it; Cuban dance bands toured New Orleans and the danzón was a significant influence there. V55 verification basis: retrieved in search summary attributed to this Tulane resource together with related scholarship; no page was opened and no recording or transcript was consulted.

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