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This article about the history of jazz music is a collaborative project with I'm A Beast. In recent years, jazz has become increasingly popular as a genre of music, and as a form of cultural expression. It's rare to turn on the radio or watch TV without hearing from some aspect from this art form that boasts such iconic musicians as Louis Armstrong and John Coltrane. But what is jazz? Where does it come from? How old is it exactly? Fortunately for you, we have answers to these questions- and many more- down below! We've broken down the history of jazz into five sections: The Early Years, 1921-1943; The Swing Era; Bebop; Cool Jazz; And Fusion. And from there, we've illustrated the key figures, events, and musical innovations that have brought us to the modern state of jazz. So sit back with your favorite instrument (but only if you're good), and let us transport you back to a time when music was fun. And be sure to share it with your friends! It's the best way to thank us for this epic adventure into the world of jazz history. I'm A Beast is one of the largest collaborative groups on tumblr , with over 20k followers. We provide exclusive content for tumblr users like you with regular updates on new posts and news related to TV shows, music , film , gaming & geekery . I'm A Beast is one of the largest collaborative groups on tumblr , with over 20k followers. We provide exclusive content for tumblr users like you with regular updates on new posts and news related to TV shows, music , film , gaming & geekery . This article about the history of jazz music is a collaborative project with I'm A Beast. The Early Years, 1921-1943 [ARTICLE START] In recent years, jazz has become increasingly popular as a genre of music, and as a form of cultural expression. It's rare to turn on the radio or watch TV without hearing from some aspect from this art form that boasts such iconic musicians as Louis Armstrong and John Coltrane. But what is jazz? Where does it come from? How old is it exactly? Fortunately for you, we have answers to these questions- and many more- down below! We've broken down the history of jazz into five sections: The Early Years, 1921-1943; The Swing Era; Bebop; Cool Jazz; And Fusion. And from there, we've illustrated the key figures, events, and musical innovations that have brought us to the modern state of jazz. Blue Note Records By 1927, Louis Armstrong had recorded an astounding forty records for Columbia Records. However frustrated he'd become with his label, there was no denying that Louis was on his way to becoming an international jazz legend. Although his output on the label had been prolific, it was still technically his first "real" album. The title track of Blue Record is named for George Gershwin's jazz standard of the day, "I Got Rhythm". Louis was both a brilliant musician and a passionate jazz fan, and Blue Record is one of his finest recordings. The album’s twelve tracks contain some of Louis Armstrong’s most famous solos, including “Struttin’ with Some Barbecue” and “Georgia on My Mind". Continue Reading: Blue Note Records By 1927, Louis Armstrong had recorded an astounding forty records for Columbia Records. cfa1e77820