Theory of the Dérive

Daniel Belgrad

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In the 1930s, when Lester Young began to experiment with new tone qualities in his saxophone playing, a fellow member of Count Basie’s swing band taunted him. Young retorted by tapping his forehead, saying: “There are things going on up there, man—some of you guys are all belly.” 1 His words attest to the bebop impulse to reinvent jazz as an intellectual pursuit.

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