西方通俗音乐中的“爵士”(jazz),绝非英国的某位爵爷Sir。它最早是加勒比混血儿(Creole)土语的一名词,指该地区民间流行的一种节奏规则(4/4)的舞曲。但关于这个词的来源,有不下十来种解释。一说它本发源于美国新奥尔良的所谓“烂污”居民区,也是贫民窟的黑话,暗喻男女性行为,又说是 The “jazz” in Western popular music is by no means Sir of Britain. It was originally a term in the Turkish language of the Creole, referring to a folk-custom rhythm of dance (4/4). But no less than a dozen explanations about the origin of the word. First, it says that it originated in the so-called “dirty” residential area of ​​New Orleans, the United States, and is also a slum dialect, metaphor of sexual behavior of men and women, added that