Unit 2 Jazz History Test

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Who wrote “Body and Soul?”

Johnny Green

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Who has one of the most influential recordings of “Body and Soul?”

Coleman Hawkins

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When was “Body and Soul” Recorded?

1939

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Who was “Ko Ko” written by?

Charlie Parker

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What is “Ko Ko” a contrafact of and who was it written by?

“Cherokee” by Ray Noble

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Who are the personal on “Ko Ko?”

Charlie Parker: alto sax, Dizzy Gillespie: trumpet and piano, Curly Russell: Bass, Max Roach: Drums

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When was “Ko Ko” recorded?

1945

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Who was “Just Friends” written by?

John Klenner

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What album is “Just friends” on?

“Charlie Parker With Strings”

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What Label was “Just Friends” recorded?

Mercury Records

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Who was Charlie Parker’s producer?

Norman Grants

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When was “Just Friends” recorded?

1950

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Who wrote “A Night in Tunisia?”

Dizzy Gillespie

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Who are the personnel on “A Night in Tunisia"?”

Dizzy Gillespie: trumpet, Milt Jackson: vibraphone, Don Byas: tenor sax, Ray Brown: bass

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When was “A Night in Tunisia” recorded?

1946

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Who was “Things to Come” by?

Dizzy Gillespie and Gil Fuller

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Who are important personnel on “Things to Come?”

Dizzy Gillespie: trumpet, Milt Jackson: vibraphone

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When was “Things to Come” recorded?

1946

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Who was “All of Me” written by?

Gerald Marks and Seymour Simons

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Who sang “All of Me?”

Sarah Vaughan

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When was “All of Me” recorded?

1957

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Who was “Four Brothers” written by?

Jimmy Giuffre

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Who performed “Four Brothers?”

Woody Herman and his Thundering Herd

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Who are important personnel on “Four Brothers?”

Zoot Sims, Serge Chaloff, and Stan Getz: Tenor sax, Herbie Steward: bari sax

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When was “Four Brothers” recorded?

1948

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Who wrote “Boplicity?”

Miles Davis, arranged by Gil Evans

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What album is “Boplicity” from?

“Birth of the Cool”

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Who are important personnel on “Boplicity?”

Miles Davis: trumpet, Gerry Mulligan: bari sax, John Lewis: piano, Kenny Clarke: drums

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When was “Boplicity” recorded?

1950

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Who is “Line for Lyons” by?

Gerry Mulligan

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Who are the important personnel in the Gerry Mulligan “chordless” quartet?

Gerry Mulligan: bari sax, Chet Baker: trumpet

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When was “Line for Lyons” recorded?

1952

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Who is “Django” by?

John Lewis

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What group performed “Django?”

Modern Jazz Quartet

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Who are important personnel on “Django?”

John Lewis: piano, Milt Jackson: vibraphone, Percy Heath: bass, Kenny Clarke: drums

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When was “Django” recorded?

1953 by Rudy Van Gelder

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Who wrote “Come Sunday?”

Duke Ellington

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What album is “Come Sunday” on?

“Black, Brown and Beige”

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Who sang “Come Sunday?”

Mahalia Jackson

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When was “Come Sunday” recorded?

1958

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Who wrote “Taurus?”

Mary Lou Williams

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When was “Taurus” recorded?

1945

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Who wrote “So What?”

Miles Davis

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What album is “So What” from?

“Kind of Blue”

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Who are important personnel on “So What?”

Miles Davis: trumpet, Cannonball Adderley: alto sax, John Coltrane: tenor sax, Bill Evans: piano, Paul Chambers: bass

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When was “So What” recorded?

1959

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What label was “So What” recorded with?

Columbia Records

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Who was “Concierto de Aranjuez: Adagio” by?

Joaquin Rodrigo

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Who performed “Concierto de Aranjuez: Adagio?”

Miles Davis with the Gil Evans Orchestra

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What album is “Concierto de Aranjuez: Adagio” on?

“Sketches of Spain”

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When was “Concierto de Aranjuez: Adagio” recorded?

1959

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What label was “Concierto de Aranjuez: Adagio” recorded?

Columbia Records

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Who wrote “Joy Spring?”

Clifford Brown

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When was “Joy Spring” recorded?

1954

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Who wrote “Song for my Father?”

Horace Silver

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Who are the important personnel on “Song for My Father?”

Horace Silver: piano, Joe Henderson: tenor sax

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When was “Song for My Father” recorded?

1963

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What label recorded “Song for My Father?”

Blue Note Records, by Rudy Van Gelder

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Who is “St. Thomas” by?

Sonny Rollins

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What album is “St. Thomas?”

“Saxophone Colossus”

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Who are important personnel on “St. Thomas?”

Sonny Rollins and Max Roach

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When was “St. Thomas” recorded?

1956

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What label recorded “St. Thomas?”

Prestige Records, by Rudy Van Gelder

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Who wrote “Moanin’”?

Bobby Timmons

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Who are the important personnel on “Moanin’?”

Art Blakey, Lee Morgan, Benny Gilson, Bobby Timmons

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When was “Moanin’” recorded?

1958

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What label recorded “Moanin’?”

Blue Note Records, by Rudy Van Gelder

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Who wrote “Epistrophy?”

Thelonious Monk

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Who are important personnel on “Epistrophy?”

Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane

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When was “Epistrophy” recorded?

1957

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Who wrote “Blue Rondo a la Turk?”

Dave Brubeck

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What album is “Blue Rondo a la Turk” on?

“Time Out”

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Who are important personnel on “Blue Rondo a la Turk?”

Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond

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When was “Blue Rondo a la Turk” recorded?

1959

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What record label recorded “Blue Rondo a la Turk?”

Columbia Records