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Miles Davis
Trumpet player, Kind of Blue — “So What,” “Freddie Freeloader,” and “Blue in Green”
Birth of the Cool, “Boplicity”
Collaborated with Gil Evans on Sketches of Spain
HAD A QUINTET
Louis Armstrong
Trumpet player, Nicknamed Satchmo, “What a Wonderful World” + “Hello, Dolly,”
Popularized scat singing
Dizzy Gillespie
Puffed out his cheeks, had a bent trumpet
Recorded A Night in Tunisia and Salt Peanuts
Duke Ellington
Pianist, Bandleader, TAKE THE A TRAIN
Performed at the Cotton Club, composed It Don’t Mean a Thing and Mood Indigo
Dave Brubeck
Had a quartet, composed Take Five for piano and the album Time Out
Also includes Blue Rondo a la Turk
Thelonious Monk
Pianist, composed Round Midnight and Straight, No Chaser
John Coltrane
Saxophone, recorded A Love Supreme and Giant Steps, SHEETS OF SOUND. Recorded Naima and “My Favorite Things”
Charlie Parker
Bebop saxophonist, they called him Bird
Wrote Ornithology as a play on that nickname
Composed Ko-Ko
Buddy Rich
Described as the greatest drummer who ever lived
Ella Fitzgerald
Queen of Jazz, First Lady of Song
Sang “A Tisket, A Tasket” and “It Don’t Mean a Thing”
Also “Summertime”
Famous for scat singing and collabing with Louis Armstrong
Benny Goodman
clarinet, recorded “Sing Sing Sing”
King of Swing