Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Introduction: Jazz, nightlife, and the Hill District
  • part I. Dangerous ground : Black and tan clubs, vice, and prohibition (1920-1934): Racial and sexual politics of Black and tan nightlife ; Claiming a place for jazz : the Collins and Paramount Inns
  • part II. Pittsburgh's renaissance and jazz's golden age (1945-1968): Competing visions of modernity ; Life in the jazz house : the Crawford Grill no. 2 and Hurricane Bar
  • part III. The paradox of progress : jazz as Black musical labor (1908-1977): Civil rights and Musicians Union ; Challenging discrimination, resisting merger
  • part IV. Jazz and the community archive (1968-2024): Hill nightlife in the wake of 1968 ; The community archive in practice
  • Epilogue: To honor and repair.