1937 in jazz
| 1937 in jazz | |
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| Decade | 1930s in jazz |
| Music | 1937 in music |
| Standards | List of 1930s jazz standards |
| See also | 1936 in jazz – 1938 in jazz |
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This is a timeline documenting events of Jazz in the year 1937.[1]
Standards
See also: List of 1930s jazz standards
Deaths
George Gershwin 28 March 1937
Births
Saxophonest Joe Farrell in performance at Lush Life in New York, 1985. Photograph by Bob Rosenbaum
Alice Coltrane 2006
Joe Henderson with Neil Swainson, bass, at Harpo's, Victoria.
The Orchestra of Valentin Sporius, 1937, Kuybyshev
- Alice Coltrane, American pianist, organist, harpist and composer
- Archie Shepp, American saxophonist
- Baden Powell de Aquino, Brazilian guitarist
- Barney Wilen, French saxophonist and composer
- Barry Vercoe,
- Beegie Adair, American pianist
- Bernie McGann, Australian alto saxophonist
- Bernt Rosengren, Swedist tenor saxophonist
- Big Bill Bissonnette, American trombonist, drummer and producer
- Bill Cole,
- Billy Stewart, American vocalist
- Bob Downes,
- Bobby Durham, American drummer
- Brad Terry,
- Brian Lemon,
- Bud Brisbois, American trumpet player
- Burton Greene, American pianist
- Börje Fredriksson, Swedist tenor saxophonist
- Carol Sloane, American singer
- Charlie Haden, American double-bassist
- Charly Antolini, Swiss drummer
- Cynthia Crane, American singer
- Don Randi,
- Ed Polcer, American cornetist
- Eddie Gladden, American drummer
- Elza Soares, Brazilian singer
- Ernie Carson, American cornetist, pianist and singer
- Frank Strozier, alto saxophonist
- Gene Bertoncini, American organist
- Gene Ludwig, American guitarist
- Gordon Brisker, American tenor saxophonist
- Grachan Moncur III, American trombonist
- Graham Collier, English bassist, bandleader and composer
- Guido Basso, Canadian trumpeter
- Gunter Hampel, German vibraphonist, clarinetist, saxophonist, flautist, pianist and composer
- Horace Arnold, American drummer
- Humberto Clayber,
- J. R. Mitchell, American drummer
- Jack Nitzsche,
- James Spaulding, American alto saxophonist and flautist
- Jeff Clyne, British bassist
- Joe Farrell, American saxophonist and flutist
- Joe Henderson, American tenor saxophonist
- Joseph Jarman,
- Karin Krog, Norwegian vocalist
- Kirk Lightsey, American pianist
- Len Skeat, English double-bassist
- Leon Thomas, American singer
- Louis Hayes, American drummer
- Malcolm Cecil, British bassist
- Mark Whitecage, American reedist
- Michael Gibb,
- Mike Carr, English organist, pianist and vibraphonist
- Mike Melvoin,
- Milcho Leviev,
- Miúcha, Brazilian singer and composer
- Monica Zetterlund, Swedish singer and actress
- Nancy Wilson, American singer
- Nathan Davis,
- Neville Dickie, English piano player
- Phil Wilson,
- Pierre Favre, Swiss drummer and percussionist
- Rafig Babayev,
- Reggie Workman,
- Ron Carter, American double-bassist
- Spanky DeBrest, American bassist
- Ted Dunbar, American guitarist, composer and educator
- Tom Vaughn, American pianist
- Toni Harper,
- Wilber Morris, American double-bass player and bandleader
References
- ↑ "History of Jazz Time Line: 1937". All About Jazz. Retrieved December 2, 2010.
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