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In the 1880s, Printers Row presses, used by Chicago publishers like Forster Music and Clayton F. Summy, printed jazz and ragtime sheet music that spread nationwide. In the early 1900s, the Auditorium Theatre ( @auditoriumtheatre ) hosted the Chicago Symphony Orchestra ( @chicagosymphony ) and the Chicago Grand Opera Company. In the 1960s and 1970s, it hosted almost every counterculture act of the day. In 1947, Chess Records, founded by brothers Leonard and Phil Chess, sparked a blues revolution with Chicago icons like @muddywatersofficial , @howlinwolf , Willie Dixon , Bo Diddley , Little Walter , and Koko Taylor plus national stars like @ettajamesofficial and @chuckberry , and international acts like @therollingstones , who recorded there in 1964. The Jazz Showcase ( @jazz_showcase ), founded in 1947, moved around the city quite a bit, at the Blackstone Hotel from 1981 to 1995 and back in the South Loop since 2008. It’s one of my favorite venues in the city and has hosted countless jazz iconoclasts, including Chicago legends @sunraarkestra in the ’80s and @IraSullivan in recent years. Today, Columbia College ( @columbiachi ) trains new talent, and since 2005, Lollapalooza ( @lollapalooza ) has made Grant Park its home.”

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