NBC: RE: If Henry Ford Would Have Had His Way...
Jimmy Jacobs
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Mon Sep 20 13:02:29 EDT 2010
There was a reference to this book in last night's Boardwalk Empire on HBO.
I believe the context was the initiation of "business" among the New Jersey,
Chicago, and New York mobs.
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Henry Ford self-published a book called "The International Jew", warning
Anglo-Saxons against the international Jewish banking experience.
Supposedly, Ford also had issues with Catholics as he considered their
first loyalty was to a "foreign dictator" (the Pope....)
Just goes to show you that sometimes geniuses can be a-holes....
Son Lewis
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In a message dated 9/20/2010 12:03:33 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
bluesyall@WILDBLUE.NET writes:
Chuck,
thanks for sharing that info. That was very interesting. I'm going to
have
to study a bit more more about the transformation from ragtime to jazz.
Too bad Henry Ford was such a rich and powerful close minded man and who
chose to shared his close mindedness with the public. Mean hearted
and ignorant - a dangerous combination!
Valerie Johnson
vjblues.com
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 2:59 AM, Chuck <hhs249@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok, I admit it. Not only am I fairly uneducated (high school dropout),
but
> I am also extremely naive. I really never knew what a SOB Henry was. I
also
> never knew, till I ran across this article on Jewish Jazz--Moron Music,
> pulled from an article written by Ford and published by Ford in the
Dearborn
> newspaper that he owned, that had Henry Ford have had his way, jazz and
> ragtime (and, by extension, the blues) would have been thrown under a
Ford
> Model T (along with anyone of the Jewish faith), and ran over, backed up
and
> ran over again and again, until it was all but roadkill.
>
> Here a few paragraphs culled from that story that illustrate his venomous
> belief:
>
> The first attempt to popularize and commercialize the so-called
"popular"
> type of music was made by Julius Witmark, who had been a ballad singer on
> the minstrel stage. He ceased performing to become a publisher, and was
soon
> followed by East Side Jews, many of whom have become wealthy through
their
> success in pandering to a public taste which they first debased.
> Irving Berlin, whose real name is Ignatz or Isadore Baline, is one of the
> most successful of these Jewish song controllers. He was born in Russia
and
> early became a singer and entertainer. With the rise of "rag-time," which
> was the predecessor of "jazz," he found a new field for his nimble
talents
> and his first big success was "Alexander's Rag-Time Band" - a popular
piece
> which by comparison with what has followed it, is a blushing, modest
thing.
>
> It was worth noting, in view of the organized eagerness of the Jew to
make
> an alliance with the Negro, that it was Jewish "jazz" that rode in upon
the
> wave of Negro "rag-time" popularity, and eventually displaced the
> "rag-time."
>
> Berlin has steadily gone the road from mere interestingness to unashamed
> erotic suggestion. He is the "headliner" in homes as well as in the
> not-too-particular music halls, but his stuff without its music sometimes
> savors of vile suggestion.
>
> The motif of this business can be clearly seen in the "Berlin Big Hits."
> There are the so-called "vamp" songs, such as "Harem Life," and "You
Cannot
> Make Your Shimmy Shake on Tea."
>
>
> ____________________________________
>
> chuck
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>
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