Wonderful set of cards, titled "Jazz," made by Grimaud c.1989, featuring superb jazz-related designs on the court cards, Aces and Jokers. The court cards depict some of the great players in jazz history, the Aces depict jazz instruments and the Jokers show a Mississippi steamboat of the kind on which New Orleans musicians would have performed in the earliest years of jazz. Louis Armstrong played on such a steamboat in his early years. (text from Steve Bacon of Two For His Heels)

The fraternal twin to Noir. White Jazz is the Clip Joint we always dreamed of. The Smoke to Mirror. For ten years the question has been asked: "What would an inverted color Clip Joint look like?" The answer is finally here. White Jazz—a term used by FULTONS Grandfather to describe gunfire—is brought to life in this explosive deck. Featuring art unique to the white printed version of Noir, this variation was individually illustrated and shaded by Daniel Phillips to resonate better on white card stock.