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  While New Orleans may boast that it is the "birthplace of jazz," New York City's borough of Queens has its own proud claim: it has been the "home of jazz," the residence of choice for hundreds of the music's leading players. The award winning Queens Jazz Trail Map (originally commissioned by Flushing Town Hall) shows the different neighborhoods and sites that are part of this hidden jazz history. Featuring portraits of jazz greats and drawings of their houses, this pictorial map makes a beautiful poster. The back of the map contains a short history of jazz in Queens; the addresses of homes once occupied by jazz musicians; and sites of current interest to jazz fans.
Includes:
- Cannonball Adderly
- Louis Armstrong
- Louis Armstrong Archives
- Addisleigh Park
- Mildred Bailey
- Count Basie
- Tony Bennett
- Bix Beiderbecke
- James Brown
- John Coltrane
- Corona
- Roy Eldridge
- Ella Fitzgerald
- Flushing Cemetery
- Dizzy Gillespie
- Benny Goodman
- Jimmy Heath
- Woody Herman
- Milt Hinton
- Billie Holiday
- Lena Horne
- Milt Jackson
- Illinois Jacquet
- Scott Joplin
- Glenn Miller
- Charlie Mingus
- Clark Terry
- Fats Waller
- Ben Webster
- Lester Young
 21" x 17"Regularly: $12.95 Now: $11.00 Save $1.95 (15%)
ZM2924 The Queens Jazz Trail $11.00
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