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In 1937, marijuana had been identified as the drug of jazzmen and Mexican farmers, and Congress moved to outlaw it. He and other young Japanese jazzmen in Shanghai were referred to as the bansu, short for "advance," since they had already drawn on their salaries. Look at the way he and his cinematographer, Henry Braham, have so intensely lighted the bandstands in the nightclub scenes that the jazzmen seem to be angelic messengers summoning the partygoers to a frenzied last judgment. |
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jazzman - a musician who plays or composes jazz music