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| What is Minton's Playhouse? |
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| A club Where bebop got started. |
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| What is the Modern Jazz Quartet? |
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| Rhythm section players in Dizzy gillespie's big band. |
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| Which Regional big Band Style was dominated by riffs? |
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| Differences in Coleman Hawkins and Lester young's sound? |
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| Coleman Hawkins had a more robust tone |
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| How did Charlie Christian change the rule of of Jazz guitar? |
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| Brought the guitar out of the rhythm section to more of a solo instrument? |
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| What was Art Tatum's unique contribution to Jazz? |
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| The Tune Jumping at the woodside, what was the woodside? |
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| A Hotel, and musician's Hangout |
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| what countries music influenced Jazz? |
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| How many horns made up a new orleans front line? |
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| 3: trumpet, clarinet, and trombone |
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| How did the presentation of Jazz change as stars emerged? |
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| turned from group improv to soloist led. |
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| How did the creation of storyville speed along the evolution of jazz? |
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Mixed creoles and blacks together sharing different musical approaches and ideas
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Miles Davis "Kind of Blue" album employed which stylistic approach?
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| Famous trumpet player and drummer that formed a quintet? |
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| Clifford Brown and Max Roach |
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| Who was Cannonball adderly's employer to play on his album "Something else"? |
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| Hank Jones, Elvin Jones, Thad Jones |
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| What Trumpet player and pianist died on June 5, 1956? |
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| Clifford Brown and Richie Powell |
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| Personell on Cannonball adderly Quintet can be best described as? |
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Miles Davis 1st classic quintet minus miles |
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| Sonny Stitt, Gene Ammonds |
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| Art Blakey's Quintet called? |
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| Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers |
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| What album was Take Five off of? |
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| Dave Brubeck's "Time out" |
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| What was the only album John Coltrane Made as a Leader for Blue Note? |
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| What happened with the rhythm section on the tune Giant Steps? |
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| They didn't realize it was a fast tune, thought it was a ballad, and sight read it. Tommy Flanaghan the pianist had to sight read changes on a solo |
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| The Tune "Naima" was named after who? |
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| Coltrane's wife at the time |
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| Blue Trane, Giant Steps, My Favorite Things, Ballads, John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman, live at birdland, the complete 1969 village vanguard recordings, a love supreme |
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| John Coltrane's Classic Quartet? |
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T. Sax- Coltrane, Piano-Mccoy Tyner, Bass- Jimmy Garrison, Drums-Elvin Jones |
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| Most of mile first classic quintet made on what album? |
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| miles' first classic quintet? |
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| T sax-John Coltrane, Piano-Red Garland, Drums-Philly Joe Jones, Bass-Paul Chambers, Tpt-Miles |
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| Miles' second classic quintet? |
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T. Sax-Wayne Shorter,
pno-Herbie Hancock, Bass-Ron Carter, Drums-Tony Williams, Tpt-Miles |
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| Who wrote "Que Pasa", "Nutville", "Vidas Dance", "Peace", "Sister Sadie" |
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| Herbie Hancock's maiden voyage personell? |
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| Drums-Tony Williams, Tpt-Freddie Hubbard, Bass-Ron Carter, T sax-George Coleman, Herbie |
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| Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Max Roach |
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| whose album is "Concert by the sea" |
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| 2 Sax players on "Tough Tenor Favourites? |
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| Johnny Griffin, Eddie Lock Jaw Davis |
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| 5 Guys on "Jazz at Massie Hall"? |
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| Bird, Dizzy, Bud Powell, Max Roach, Charles Mingus |
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| Dizzy's album with which swing trumpet player? |
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| Album Sonny rollins and coltrane played together on? |
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| Horn players on "Sonny Side up"? |
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| Sonny Stitt, Sonny Rollins, Dizzy Gillespie |
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| Stan Getz's favourite album he did? |
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| Page one, in n out, inner urge, Made for Joe, Lush life:Music of Billy Strayhorn |
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| "Bags meets wes", Full house, Smokin at the Half note, Incredible Jazz Guitar of wes Montgomery |
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| Ray brown and ed thigpin and Oscar, Oscar, Joe Pass, Neils henning Orsted |
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| Gerry Mulligan had A pianoless quartet with? |
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| Juju, the All seeing Eye, speak no evil |
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| Bird, Diz, Thelonious monk, Curly Russel, Buddy Rich |
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| Name of Miles' first Sextet Album? |
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| song for my father, Cape Verdean Blues, blowin the blues away |
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| Jazz Artist nicknamed "Bag's" |
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| Bob Florence Band Called? |
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| Bob Florence limited edition |
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| Which Band Always uses one french horn, and one Tuba? |
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| One Studio band with one Tbone? |
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| Maria Schneider's albums? |
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| Evanescense, allagrese, concert in the Garden, coming about |
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| Herbolzheimer big band, norbotten big band, Metropole orchestra, Grp Big Band, Rob Mcconnell boss brass, |
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| Which Band had 2 altos, 2 tenors, 2 bari saxes? |
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| Bob Florence limited edition |
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| of the LA instrumentalists who direct big band, who also sings? |
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| "Uptown/Downtown" "Journey" "TheTurning point" |
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| which band had 1 alto 2 tenors and 2 baris? |
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| Which NY band uses no bari at all? |
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| which band had 3 tenors 1 bari |
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| Arrangers for Maria schneider's big band? |
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| "More Blues and the abstract truth" |
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| Miles ahead, porgy and bes, gil evans and 10, sketches of spain, the individualism of gil evans, out of the cool |
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| The album "and his mother called him bill" was about? |
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| the death of billy strayhorn |
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| of first six bands, which was not a road band? |
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| many pianists played played sparsly which band had no piano? |
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| Arrangers willie maiden, mike abene, slide hampton, don sebesky, jack byars |
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Which famous musicians started in this band?
Stan getz lee konitz bill perkins, maynard ferguson, conti condoli, shelly manne, frank rosalino |
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| which band had Johnny hodges, clark terry and paul gonsalves |
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| miles, gil evans albums recorded by? |
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| Band leader and band that recorded "the Quintessence"? |
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| composer or composers that wrote quarter tones? |
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| Band with fewest personell changes? |
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| arrangers nat pierce, bill chase, ralph byrnes, shorty rogers, nat capola |
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| which singer recorded an extensive songbook series? |
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| _____ in Berlin: Mack The Knife |
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| Famous quintets nancy wilson recorded with? |
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| George Shearing, cannonball adderly |
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| Sarah vaughn recorded with? |
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| Who can go out on stage and sound like a small jazz group? |
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| who recorded "Seventh Son" and other tunes? |
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