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| Trombone player with a "Tailgate" Style |
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| Trumpet player that "growled" |
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| Pianist with a "trumpet" style |
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| Known for playing "portamento" style |
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| Sidney Bechet/Johnny Hodges |
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| Jazz style where small combos with mostly cornet, clarinet, trombone lead collective improvisations are common |
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| Jazz style where Big band is most common; arranger came to importance in this style as well as soloists |
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| Jazz style where small combos were common; often had 2 horns and a rhythm section; rhythm was often irregular |
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| User-friendly Bebop with regular rhythms |
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| Jazz style that was noticeably "softer" than other styles; somewhat indistinguishable from Bop at times |
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| Jazz Style that improvises on scales instead of chords |
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| Jazz Style with no preset chords/scales/form |
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