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human
Did you know that Jazz music originated in New Orleans?
gpt
Hello - I did not know that. Do you like jazz music?
human
It began in the early 1900's there and became really popular in the 1920's. I like all styles of music actually.  Rock music, pop music, country, I like it all. 
gpt
That's pretty cool. Jazz trumpeters grew goatees to provide comfort while playing.
human
That's interesting to know!  There's different styles of jazz...Gypsy jazz and Kansas City jazz.
gpt
I didn't know they had those two different styles. That's really cool.
human
Yes.  Clint Eastwood is a lifelong jazz fan!
gpt
*raises eyebrows* That's cool. A Harlem woman has held free jazz concerts in her apartment for 20 years now.
human
Neat!  I bet that is a pain to drag up the guitars and piano  up there.
gpt
I bet so too. Pakistan has a jazz orchestra.
human
Interesting.  I don't think of jazz when I think of Pakistan. 
gpt
Me either lol. Eddie Van Halen set his studio speakers on fire when he recorded the guitar solo for "beat it".
human
Whoa!  His playing was literally on fire.  lol  Brian May from Queen uses coins as guitar picks.
gpt
*takes a step forward* That's cool I've heard of people using coins before.
human
*takes a step forward* It probably would give it a different sound I would think since you're strumming the strings with a metal and not plastic pick.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I bet you're right on that. He also has a PHD in astrophysics.
human
Interesting.  The guitarist from Pink Floyd turned a houseboat into a recording studio.  Crazy stuff.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* That's funny. A group climb Britain's highest mountain back in 2006 and found a piano on top.
human
*raises eyebrows* I couldn't even imagine the ordeal it would have been for whomever had to take that piano up there originally.  An aluminum grand piano weighs 356 pounds and that's light compared to a regular piano.
gpt
*takes a step forward* Wow that's much lighter compared to a regular one.
human
Freddie Mercury used the same piano to record Bohemian Rhapsody that Paul McCartney used to record Hey Jude.
gpt
Good talking to you!