Top 7 Ted Gioia Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “The role of these New Orleans Creoles in the development of jazz remains one of the least understood and most commonly mis-represented issues in the history of this music.”

— Ted Gioia

2. “And the two colleagues are still hanging out together: Van Heusen is buried in the Sinatra family plot in Cathedral City, California.”

— Ted Gioia

3. “In America, music was the first sphere of social interaction in which racial barriers were challenged and overturned. And the challenge went both ways: by the mid-1920s, white bands were playing for all-black audiences at Lincoln Theater and elsewhere. These intermediate steps between segregation and integration represented, for all their problems, progress of sorts.”

— Ted Gioia

4. “When dealing with music, the personal is the political, and always has been.”

— Ted Gioia

5. “As recently as the twentieth century, some cultures retained religious prohibitions asserting the “uncleanliness” of believers eating at the same table as musicians.”

— Ted Gioia

6. “Jazz at this time is still mostly a group effort.”

— Ted Gioia

7. “I know why the best blues artist comes from Mississippi,” Hooker told an interviewer from Melody Maker in 1964. “Because it’s the worst state. You have the blues all right if you’re down in Mississippi.”

— Ted Gioia

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