| From its beginnings as nothing more than
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| | few, made their way to Kansas City. Their
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| a simple trading post on the banks of the
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| | connection to one another and to the
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| Missouri river, to its raucous heyday in
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| | Kansas City "scene" brought about a
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| the 1920's and 30's, Kansas City has
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| | unique musical expansion which enriched
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| retained the independent spirit of its
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| | the city's history and initiated the
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| frontier beginnings. Even though an
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| | genesis of Jazz.Kansas City's affiliation
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| assortment of colorful characters,
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| | with Jazz is celebrated daily at the
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| cowboys, politicians, criminals, and even
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| | American Jazz Museum
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| wagon trains populate the history of
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| | in the 18th and Vine District and
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| Kansas City, you can forget everything
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| | nightly at clubs and restaurants
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| you've ever heard about it being a "cow
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| | throughout the city.
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| town." Today, the outgrowth of that
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| | Live Jazz and Blues are still an
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| colorful history and frontier spirit
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| | important part of the Kansas City
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| radiates energetically throughout the
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| | entertainment and nightlife scene.Kansas
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| city
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| | City's early sports history, specifically
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| and its populace.Widely regarded as the
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| | its affiliation with Negro League
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| birthplace of Jazz. KC's early reputation
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| | Baseball, is showcased in detail at the
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| as a "wide-open, anything goes" city
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| | Negro League Baseball Museum. Also
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| captivated and allured the musical
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| | located at the 18th and Vine District,
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| performers of the day. It's central
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| | the museum documents the history of Negro
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| location and ease of access via rail were
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| | League Baseball from its beginnings in
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| the other components which induced this
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| | the mid 1800's, to its demise in the
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| musical migration. Kansas City became a
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| | 1960's. If you are interested in this
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| haven for musicians and fans alike.The
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| | facet of the histoy of baseball, a visit
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| musicians, who interpreted their
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| | to this museum is highly recommended.A
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| experiences in KC's permissive
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| | part-time writer and full-time webmaster,
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| environment through their music, were
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| | Joseph Patrick, can usually be found
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| also creating the elastic techniques and
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| | managing his full service travel
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| musical license, which remain at the
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| | website, where you
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| heart of Jazz today. The hub of this
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| | will find the resources to book
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| development was the
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| | affordable trips to Kansas City
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| 18th and Vine district. Many legendary
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| | as well as other exciting vacation
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| musicians, Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald,
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| | destinations.
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| Joe Turner and Charlie Parker to name a
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