e/Neo-bop jazz

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has gloss	eng: Neo-bop is a style of jazz that emerged in the 1980s as a reaction against free jazz and jazz fusion. In the United States it is associated with Wynton Marsalis and "The Young Lions." The effort earned praise and also criticism. Miles Davis called it "warmed over turkey" and others deemed it to be too dependent on the past. The movement, however, received praise from Time (magazine) and others who welcomed the return of more accessible forms of jazz. There were also those who deemed it a valid evolution from hard bop.
lexicalization	eng: Neo-bop jazz
instance of	c/Jazz genres