1. Which recording introduced jazz to Bix Beiderbecke? The Stampede Tiger Rag Black Bottom Stomp 2. Which singer called Ethel Waters the "mother of us all"? Lena Horne Ella Fitzgerald Billie Holiday 3. In an interview with Duke Ellington, he discusses "his people". Which is the last group he mentions? Piano players Those with a general appreciation of music Those who appreciate Beaujolais
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