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Once, the [[Sixth Doctor]], [[Peri Brown|Peri]] and [[Frobisher]] found themselves on the [[planet]] [[Zazz]], whose inhabitants had based their society on [[20th century]] [[America]], and were thus captivated by jazz. While there, they went to the [[Kotn Club]], and sampled the local nightlife. Frobisher revealed himself to be adept at playing jazz [[piano]]. [[Peri Brown|Peri]] was invited to sing, and became an instant sensation. She claimed to have "sung through ''[[Porgy and Bess]]'' so many times [she] sound[ed] like [[Paul Robeson]]." Indeed, Peri had sung "[[Summertime]]", a song particularly associated with Robeson. For his part, the Doctor organised a jazz marching band to play a tune that would lead the [[scavengers]] away from the main city, much like the legendary [[Pied Piper]]. The Doctor said of his tune, "It's not [[Count Basie]], but I think it'll entertain the scavengers." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Gift (comic story)|The Gift]]'') | Once, the [[Sixth Doctor]], [[Peri Brown|Peri]] and [[Frobisher]] found themselves on the [[planet]] [[Zazz]], whose inhabitants had based their society on [[20th century]] [[America]], and were thus captivated by jazz. While there, they went to the [[Kotn Club]], and sampled the local nightlife. Frobisher revealed himself to be adept at playing jazz [[piano]]. [[Peri Brown|Peri]] was invited to sing, and became an instant sensation. She claimed to have "sung through ''[[Porgy and Bess]]'' so many times [she] sound[ed] like [[Paul Robeson]]." Indeed, Peri had sung "[[Summertime]]", a song particularly associated with Robeson. For his part, the Doctor organised a jazz marching band to play a tune that would lead the [[scavengers]] away from the main city, much like the legendary [[Pied Piper]]. The Doctor said of his tune, "It's not [[Count Basie]], but I think it'll entertain the scavengers." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Gift (comic story)|The Gift]]'') | ||
Though original to [[Earth]], one did not have to be [[human]] to appreciate it. The [[Sittuun]] who went by the human name, [[Charlie (Night of the Humans)|Charlie]], had an abiding love of jazz, particularly that performed by [[Ella Fitzgerald]]. Charlie appeared not to be a unique case in his species. Some smaller Sittuun space craft were named after [[20th century]] jazz musicians, like Fitzgerald and [[Charlie Parker]]. Reminded of Fitzgerald by the Sittuun, the [[Eleventh Doctor]] once claimed to have played the [[recorder]] while jamming with Fitzgerald. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Night of the Humans]]'') | Jazz came to prominence in the period between [[1918]] and [[1939]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A History of Humankind (novel)|A History of Humankind]]'') Though original to [[Earth]], one did not have to be [[human]] to appreciate it. The [[Sittuun]] who went by the human name, [[Charlie (Night of the Humans)|Charlie]], had an abiding love of jazz, particularly that performed by [[Ella Fitzgerald]]. Charlie appeared not to be a unique case in his species. Some smaller Sittuun space craft were named after [[20th century]] jazz musicians, like Fitzgerald and [[Charlie Parker]]. Reminded of Fitzgerald by the Sittuun, the [[Eleventh Doctor]] once claimed to have played the [[recorder]] while jamming with Fitzgerald. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Night of the Humans]]'') | ||
The [[Twelfth Doctor]] claimed that the [[Cybermen]] were not fond of jazz. He hypothesised that they might have blown up his [[tape deck]] at some point, though this might have been [[Ace]] instead. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dead Media (audio story)|Dead Media]]'') | The [[Twelfth Doctor]] claimed that the [[Cybermen]] were not fond of jazz. He hypothesised that they might have blown up his [[tape deck]] at some point, though this might have been [[Ace]] instead. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dead Media (audio story)|Dead Media]]'') | ||
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On the [[Inferno Earth]] jazz was banned in Great Britain and had to be listened to on illegally imported audio cassettes. [[Ben Knight (Inferno Earth)|Ben Knight]] enjoyed jazz. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[I, Alastair (novel)|I, Alastair]]''). | On the [[Inferno Earth]] jazz was banned in Great Britain and had to be listened to on illegally imported audio cassettes. [[Ben Knight (Inferno Earth)|Ben Knight]] enjoyed jazz. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[I, Alastair (novel)|I, Alastair]]''). | ||
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Revision as of 19:51, 23 November 2020
Jazz was a form of Earth music of which the Doctor, in at least some of their incarnations, was particularly fond of. The Seventh Doctor once called Courtney Pine's saxophone playing his "favourite kind of jazz: straight-blowing". Ace was also enamoured of the performer, saying she could sit and listen to him all afternoon. She even sought his autograph. (TV: Silver Nemesis) Later, the Seventh Doctor tried to mend fences with Sarah Jane Smith over a jazz session at the Royal Albert Hall, following his abandonment of her after the incident with Eldrad. In the end, they didn't make the concert because of an attack by the insectoid Kalik species. (COMIC: Train-Flight)
Once, the Sixth Doctor, Peri and Frobisher found themselves on the planet Zazz, whose inhabitants had based their society on 20th century America, and were thus captivated by jazz. While there, they went to the Kotn Club, and sampled the local nightlife. Frobisher revealed himself to be adept at playing jazz piano. Peri was invited to sing, and became an instant sensation. She claimed to have "sung through Porgy and Bess so many times [she] sound[ed] like Paul Robeson." Indeed, Peri had sung "Summertime", a song particularly associated with Robeson. For his part, the Doctor organised a jazz marching band to play a tune that would lead the scavengers away from the main city, much like the legendary Pied Piper. The Doctor said of his tune, "It's not Count Basie, but I think it'll entertain the scavengers." (COMIC: The Gift)
Jazz came to prominence in the period between 1918 and 1939. (PROSE: A History of Humankind) Though original to Earth, one did not have to be human to appreciate it. The Sittuun who went by the human name, Charlie, had an abiding love of jazz, particularly that performed by Ella Fitzgerald. Charlie appeared not to be a unique case in his species. Some smaller Sittuun space craft were named after 20th century jazz musicians, like Fitzgerald and Charlie Parker. Reminded of Fitzgerald by the Sittuun, the Eleventh Doctor once claimed to have played the recorder while jamming with Fitzgerald. (PROSE: Night of the Humans)
The Twelfth Doctor claimed that the Cybermen were not fond of jazz. He hypothesised that they might have blown up his tape deck at some point, though this might have been Ace instead. (AUDIO: Dead Media)
Ada Obiefune was very fond of jazz. (COMIC: What He Wants...)
The radio station New World FM played jazz music. (HOMEVID: Downtime)
On the Inferno Earth jazz was banned in Great Britain and had to be listened to on illegally imported audio cassettes. Ben Knight enjoyed jazz. (PROSE: I, Alastair).
