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"The piano ain't got no wrong notes."

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"If you have to ask what jazz is, you'll never know."

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Gregory Porter - Holding On ft. Kem (Official Video)

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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group North America Take Me To The Alley · Gregory Porter Take Me To The Alley ℗ 2016 Gregory Porter under Exclusive License to Decca Records France Released on: 2016-05-06 Additional Vocals: Alicia Olatuja Co- Arranger, Piano: Chip Crawford Double Bass: Aaron James Drums:

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The reason behind why I hate jazz music, is because it doesn't get me excited to the point where it makes me want to either dance or sing along. Also another main reason I do not like Jazz music, is because it makes me want to go to sleep. Growing In small towns throughout the state of Texas, Jazz music was not something I grew up listening to. My elementary teacher introduce me to Jazz when I was in 5th grade, and that is when I figured out that type of music was not for me. When listening to the Jazz music to help write the music media report, I listen to a song Take Me to the Alley by Gregory Porter and the song was very slow and calm throughout. The second song was also by the same artist but was called Holding On. The artist of the two songs was from the 21st century, therefore he kind can get an understanding of what people like within their music today. I believe the reason behind why its important to cultural,  is because it is what most African American's listen to therefore when music is a way to connect within their inner cultural. After reading, learning, and re-listening to Jazz music my mind did not change about Jazz music and I do not think it will ever change.