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influenced jimi hendrix sly stone and james brown
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miles davis
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united miles own blues roots with rock, international music and avant gard trends in jazz
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miels davis
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led by teh single most influential musician in teh genre
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miles davis
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most important groups of teh following decades were led by this bands alumni
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miles davis
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in early recordings abonded the soloist with rhythm section accompaniment paradigm of traidtional jazz in favor of a more collective approach to imporvisation
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weather report wayne shorter
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anticipated and contributed to a growing interest in world music rhythms and strucutres
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weather report wayne shorter
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black mark
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weather report wayne shorter
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their first album the headhunters is one of the top 5 selling recordings in the history of jazz
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her bie hancock headhunters
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sound characterized by ehavy use of the clarinet in a guitar like rhythmic role
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herbie hancock headhunters
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widely sampled by acts including nas coolio, and madonna
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the headhunters, herbie hancock
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a descendant of a earlier bands continuin gexperiments with form, polyrhythm melody, harmony adn often adding language to the equation
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dappy theory andy milne
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association chralie paker
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art blakey
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was a leader for 40 years hiring and mentoring many of the best musicians and composer in jazz
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art blakey
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emphasized dynamic control in ensembles and thematic
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art blakey
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improvisations for solosist
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art blakey
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notable sideman: freddie hubbard, lee morgan, yane shorter
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art blakey
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shuffle rhythm
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art blakey
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heavily influenecd by music of duke ellington liek ellington his writing was tailord to musicians in his ensebles and emphasized their strengths
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charles mingus
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changes in tempo in songs
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charles mingus
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lovebird was dedicated to charlie PARKER
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charles mingus
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a descendant of a earlier bands continuin gexperiments with form, polyrhythm melody, harmony adn often adding language to the equation
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dappy theory andy milne
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association chralie paker
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art blakey
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was a leader for 40 years hiring and mentoring many of the best musicians and composer in jazz
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art blakey
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emphasized dynamic control in ensembles and thematic
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art blakey
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improvisations for solosist
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art blakey
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notable sideman: freddie hubbard, lee morgan, yane shorter
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art blakey
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shuffle rhythm
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art blakey
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heavily influenecd by music of duke ellington liek ellington his writing was tailord to musicians in his ensebles and emphasized their strengths
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charles mingus
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changes in tempo in songs
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charles mingus
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lovebird was dedicated to charlie PARKER
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charles mingus
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his music is difficult to categorize it has element sof gospel music, classical music free jazz and th ecollective improvisations of new orleans jazz
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charles mingus
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notable sideman : pepper adams eric dolphy charles mcpherson
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charles mingus
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a descendant of earlier bands continuing experiments with form, polyrhyhm melody, harmony and often adding language to the equation
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dappy theory andy milne
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heavily influenced by music of duke ellington like ellington his writing was tailord to musicians in his ensembles and emphasized their strengths
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charles mingus
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changes in tempo in songs
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charles mingus
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lovebird was dedicated to charlie parkers
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charles mingus
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notable sideman :
pepper adams, eric dolphy charles mcpherson |
charles mingus
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his accessible cmpositions were noted for sing able melodies, elegant harmony
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Horace Silver
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helped create the rhythmically forceful branch of jazz known as "hard bop"
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Horace Silver
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notable sideman blue mitchell joe henderson and woody shaw
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Horace Silver
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along with partner don redman created a format for big band arrangements that was to influence arrangers for the next 30 years.
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Fletcher Henderson
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his arrangements contribtued to the success of clarinetist benny goodman
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Fletcher Henderson
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origianlly inlfluenced by duke ellington and don redman
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gil evans
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expanded orchestral palette of jaz usin rarely heard instruemnts includin gthe french horn tuba harp mandolin bassoon among others.
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gil evas
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recrod with david bowie and sting
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gil evnas
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dissonacnce and associatino
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miles davis
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the arrangers training in classical and lon form music was essential to the duke ellinton orchestra enabling their experiments in extended compositions
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billy strayhorn
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was a prolific composer as well, contributed several important works to the jazz cannon.
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billy strayhorn
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piano with gil evans orchestra
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gil godstein
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jaz recording artist accomplished
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gil goldstein
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was an assitant librarian for mentor gil evans
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maria schneider
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a pioneer in internet marketing is the first artist to win a grammy award for a recording sold exclusively on teh web
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maria schneider
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one o fteh giants of harlem "stude piano", FIRST JAZZ ORGANIST
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thomas fats waller
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expanded teh VOCABULARY OF THE JAZZ PIANO WITH ASTONISHING TECHNIQUE, advanced harmonic concepts and boudless creativity.
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art tatum
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CLASSICAL MUSICIANS including SERGEI RACHMANINOFF AND VLADMIR HOROWITZ attended his performances and marvedl at his techniqeu
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art tatum
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partial blindenss
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art tatum
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influeced by fats waller/art tatum
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george shearing
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weave classical influences such as FRENCH COMPOSER DEBUSSY AND SATIE
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george shaearing
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wrote a piano concert in honor of ART TATUm adn performed in TOLEDO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
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stanley cowell
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has been a PROFESSOR AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
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stnaley cowell
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recipient of the 2003 GUGGENHEIM MEORIAL fellowship for composition and 3 GRAMMY NOMINATIONS
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fred hersche
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use of trio format CONSIDERED REVOLUTIONARY AT A TIME WHEN BIG BANDs dominated teh jazz scene.
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nat king cole
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trios piano bass guitar insturmentation adapted by OSCAR PETERSON ART TATUM AHMAD JAHMAL DIANA KRALL
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nat king cole
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use of teh trio format as a FOIL FOR PIANIST VIRTUOSITy
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bud powell
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one of the finest examples of BEBOP PALYIGN explored by piano trio
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BUD POWELL
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this trios use of space, surpsei adn REPTITION has influenced many imporatnt musicians indcluding MILES DAVIS
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ahmad jamal
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the trios recording sare REVERED BY HIP HOP ARTSIST and have been SAMPELD BY NAS< COMMON JAY Z AMONG OTHERS.
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ahmad jaml
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