*Historically-Significant Jazz Artists
* Determinations of historical significance
are made after consulting respected jazz & pop history books, journals and industry publications,
historians, teachers, critics and respected musicians.
These artists are listed in (semi) score order, then chronologically by birth. Enjoy the music and history of these nearly 1000 artists and ensembles.
PLEASE send me your suggestions/corrections.
Brad Sharp, Toledo, OH, U.S.A. bradsharp2@gmail.com
Newest Additions:
Teddy Kotick, bass (1928-1986)
Nick Stabulas, drums (1929-1973)
Tiny Kahn, drums (1923-1953)
Marcus Strickland, saxophone (1979-)
Larry Grenadier, bass (1966-)
Wolfgang Muthspiel, guitar (1965-)
Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar (1970-)
Last update: January 2, 2012
Nick Stabulas, drums (1929-1973)
Tiny Kahn, drums (1923-1953)
Marcus Strickland, saxophone (1979-)
Larry Grenadier, bass (1966-)
Wolfgang Muthspiel, guitar (1965-)
Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar (1970-)
Last update: January 2, 2012
Maynard Ferguson (1928-2006), upon seeing trumpet players sitting in the saxophone, trombone AND trumpet section chairs warming up as a gag prior to rehearsal , said "FINALLY, someone got it right!!"