  With the invention of the electric guitar. By a White Man. Many folk and blue grass bands sounded like what we would think of today as Rock and Roll. It was not called that by them though. Jews certainly supported kaffirs in the music industry more than Whites.   That's a good point, and absolutely true. That's one of the reasons why when it comes to music like Jazz so many people think it's always been a Black originated musical genre, but most Jazz was White in the beginnings, the first Jazz bands were White. Come to think of it most Jazz was White in the beginning, and it still is today, there seems to be alot more White Jazz and Blues players(and fans) than Blacks, has been for quite some time. But the Jews would latch onto these Black Jazz players like Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis and turn them into overnight celebrities. They did the same thing with every genre of music, and they're doing it today with these (c)rappers. Louis Armstrong is a good example of rich Jews turning some Black jazz player into a huge star, if it weren't for the Jewish Karnofsky family I doubt any of us would recognize the name Louis Armstrong. Louis Armstrong was the Jewish Karnofsky family's pet negro.:rolleyes:     His first cornet was bought with money loaned to him by the Karnofskys, a  Russian - Jewish immigrant  family who had a junk hauling business and gave him odd jobs. To express gratitude towards the Karnofskys, who took him in as almost a family member, and fed and nurtured him, Armstrong wore a Star of David pendant for the rest of his life. [8]       This is from the wikipedia:rolleyes: But it's common knowledge about Louis Armstrong being practically adopted by a rich Jewish family and wearing the star of David as a sign of gratitude for the rest of his life. This particular paragraph from the wikipedia cites it's reference as a New York Times article.   http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...51C0A9679C8B63   I think Louis Armstrong and his star of David he always wore must obviously be what inspired this poster from Third Reich Germany, warning people about the dangers of listening to the Black Jazz.:D   http://content.answers.com/main/cont...sik_poster.jpg     