Answer:
Slam Stewart
Explanation:
Slam Stewart was a musician who is mostly known for his double bass music. He was well known in the jazz community for his unique style in playing the double bass.
He would bow the double bass (as opposed to many jazz musicians who would pluck the strings to provide a rhythmic background setting to the melodic music of the other instruments) and simultaneously he would sing or hum with his playing.
His humming or singing would often be an octave higher than what he was playing on the bass, which made the music very pleasant to listen to. His background as a violinist may have given him the idea to introduce another voice in a higher octave.
What book is this from? Or article?
Because I would say that some people can’t resist the fear of being alone if they are truly scared of being alone!
A list of undesirable traits that should be avoided when driving:
1. Being on your phone at all. (even if it's at a red light.)
2. Going lower than the speed limit. (especially on the highway and all roads.)
3. Distractions in general.
4. Speeding.
5. Going through red lights.
6. Drinking out of large cups (you will spill all over your self. You wont be able to concentrate on the road.)
7. Going your usual speed while snow is everywhere. (Don't put yourself or others in danger.)
8. Blasting music for the world to hear. (not everyone wants to hear profanity and bad messages through your music keep it to yourself please. When your favorite song is on you seem to speed us as you get into your music.)
9. Impatient people. You can only go if the car in front of you moves. So stop blaring your horn!!!
10. Tired driving. You put yourself in danger as well as everyone on the road so switch drivers or pull in to a rest stop.
Answer:
I think this is probably something you should answer on your own, since it's not multiple choice.
Explanation:
I'm not an expert, but my vague explanation is that world building is important because it might shape how the character acts. The author's work in that area makes the story more realistic and relatable, most likely. But I haven't been taught the lesson, so I'm probably not accurate.
