Yes, He played in a jazz fusion trio probably between 1977 & 1979. There was no guitar, although a electric bass player did some very funky popping stuff. I don't know who the two musicians were, that were with him. I don't remember much about the show, other than I was a bit dissappointed when I got there because I had just recently gotten into Jazz and expected to see him perform the music that he was known for. I'm guessing the third musinian was a drummer, although I can't be positive. I'm not sure whether it was the Warner Theatre or not.
Dizzy Gillespie was born on October 21, 1917.
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Max Roach is famous for his drumming, he started at the age of 10 drumming for a few gospel groups. He was also a drummer for Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie.
Billy Eckstine's band from the mid 40s (1944-1945) had those three performers plus several other jazz icons including Sarah Vaughan, Dexter Gordon and Art Blakey.
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Dizzy Gillespie was born on October 21, 1917.
He played Jazz!
Yes. He was a famous jazz trumpet player.
Dizzy played the Trumpet from the age of 10 till the day he died. That would be 1927-1992.
It is impossible to know how many songs Hendrix recorded, but he has 46 released tracks.
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Max Roach is famous for his drumming, he started at the age of 10 drumming for a few gospel groups. He was also a drummer for Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie.
I just read Jonah Winter's book called "Dizzy" to my 5-year old son and was shocked to learn Dizzy's father was abusive to him as a child. Wanting to know more, I found the following passage written by Alyn Shipton: Mr. Gillespie's origins certainly did not presage a life of peace. Born in Cheraw, South Carolina, on 21 October 1917, Mr. Gillespie had a rough childhood. His strict father - a bricklayer and Saturday night musician - often whipped him, and the young Mr. Gillespie was correspondingly pugnacious. "I used to fight anybody, big, small, white or colored," Mr. Gillespie once said. "I was just a devil, a strong devil."
Cole Gillespie plays for the Seattle Mariners.
Cole Gillespie is a left fielder for the Seattle Mariners.
Billy Eckstine's band from the mid 40s (1944-1945) had those three performers plus several other jazz icons including Sarah Vaughan, Dexter Gordon and Art Blakey.
He doesnt play in the ipl. he plays in the icl and Aussie domestic league