Unhip one
derived in the late thirties; early forties. serious jazz lovers. the times to define the difference between the cool and the uncool. when snapping fingers took the place of applause. unhip gave a flavor like the term “little gr-ss hopper”; a student.
when someone tries to compare miles davis and louis armstrong as the same horn …
not only will a serious lesson follow but towards the end, an underscathing tone of “unhip one”.
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