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With its marquee beckoning, the Graystone Ballroom was a luxurious '20s temple to nightlife
and that new music sweeping America -- jazz. When the wrecking ball reduced the grandeur to a
heap of rubble 60 years later, the Graystone lived on as part of the movement to preserve the local
history of an all-American music. Today the Graystone International Jazz Museum tells the story
of the ballroom for which it was named, the bands and the times. It has also become a broad
repository reflecting the breadth of Detroit's jazz heritage.
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