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Jazz Listening (This Is a Very Partial List) Jazz Listening (This is a very partial list) Big Bands Trumpet Guitar Count Basie Louis Armstrong Charlie Christian Les Brown Cat Anderson Herb Ellis Glenn Miller Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison Joe Pass Buddy Rich Clark Terry Jim Hall Lionel Hampton Roy Eldridge Wes Montgomery Chick Webb Cootie Williams Freddie Green Harry James Harry James Pat Metheny Claude Thornhill Howard McGhee John Scofield John Fedchock Maynard Ferguson George Benson New York Art Orchestra Miles Davis Peter Bernstein Duke Ellington Freddie Hubbard Mark Whitfield Larry Elgar Dizzy Gillespie John McLaughlin Tommy Dorsey Lee Morgan Pat Martino Stan Kenton Fats Navarro Barney Kessel Maynard Ferguson Blue Mitchell Bucky Pizzorelli Benny Carter Brooker Little Gene Bertoncini Billy Eckstine Tim Hagans Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Dave Douglas Piano Maria Schneider Don Cherry Teddy Wilson Fletcher Henderson Clifford Brown Art Tatum Jimmy Dorsey Ingrid Jensen Count Basie Woody Herman Terence Blanchard Duke Ellington Charlie Barnett Greg Gisbert Art Hodes Gene Krupa Erroll Garner Artie Shaw Trombone Bill Evans Jimmie Lunceford Kid Ory Red Garland Vanguard Orchestra Jack Teagarten Horace Silver Bob Mintzer Tricky Sam Nanton Chick Corea Juan Tizol Herbie Hancock Saxophone Trummy Young Keith Jarrett Lester Young Bill Harris McCoy Tyner Coleman Hawkins Urbie Green Earl Hines Ben Webster Glenn Miller Billy Taylor Charlie Parker Tommy Dorsey Cecil Taylor Sidney Bechet J.J. Johnson Thelonious Monk Stan Gets Kai Winding Mary Lou Williams Johnny Griffin Steve Turre John Coltrane Frank Rosolino Wayne Shorter Carl Fontana George Coleman Bob Brookmeyer Rich Perry Ray Anderson Rick Margitza Conrad Herwig Michael Brecker John Fedchock Bob Berg Dickie Wells Bob Mintzer Jimmy Cleveland Joshua Redman Andy Martin Sonny Rollins Phil Wilson Sonny Stitt Josh Roseman LMS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM - 2003-2004 Jazz Listening (This is a very partial list) Bass Drum Set Vocals Milt Hinton Papa Jo Jones Billie Holiday Charles Mingus Gene Krupa Ella Fitzgerald Walter Page Buddy Rich Sarah Vaughn Jimmy Blanton Sonny Payne Carmen McCrae Oscar Pettiford Sid Catlett Nat King Cole Ray Brown Louis Bellson Eddie Jefferson Ron Carter Ed Thigpen Mel Torme Paul Chambers Max Roach Cassandra Wilson Red Mitchell Chick Webb Diana Krall Scott LaFaro Art Blakey Dianne Reeves Jimmy Garrison Philly Joe Jones Ernestine Anderson Eddie Gomez Baby Dodds Dave Holland Jack Dejohnette Violin Gary Peacock Paul Motian Stephane Grappelli Charlie Haden Joey Baron Ray Nance Jaco Pastorius Peter Erskine John Blake Christian McBride Elvin Jones Regina Carter Keter Betts Brian Blade Matt Glaser Lewis Nash John Riley Kenny Clarke Sonny Greer Vibes Lionel Hampton Milt Jackson Stefon Harris Bobby Hutcherson Gary Burton Victor Feldman Tubby Hayes Mike Manieri Red Norvo Dave Samuels LMS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM - 2003-2004 .
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