New York / Washington / DC / Pittsburgh / Brooklyn / New York City / /
Company
Tempo Music Company / /
Continent
America / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Museum of Printing / National Museum of American History / National Jazz Museum / /
IndustryTerm
printing press / high speed printing press / metal / metal fragments / printing industry / /
Organization
US Federal Reserve / Smithsonian Institution / /
Person
John Hasse / John Coltrane / Duke Ellington Plates Tukufu / Loren Schoenberg / Benny Goodman / Billy Strayhorn / Ben Webster / Irving Mills / Miles Davis / Duke Ellington / Herbie Hancock / Frank Romano / Edward Kennedy Ellington / Stanley Crouch / Jimmy Blanton / m meeting printing historian Frank Romano / /
Position
Jazz historian / young musician / pianist / printing historian / skilled craftsman / Director / saxophone player / dumpster diver / pianist and composer / musician / bass player / curator / /
Episode 712, Story 1: Duke Ellington Plates Tukufu: Our first story examines metal fragments which may record a pivotal moment in jazz history. 1941, Manhattan bustles, and New York City’s newest subway line - the “