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Which agent helped to bring Count Basie into the national music business?
John Hammond
What is the name of gene gene the dancing machine dance music?
Gene Gene danced to Jumpin at the Woodside by Count Basie.
Who was Count Bassy?
William "Count' Basie was a jazz music percussionist who started playing drums and piano (percussion instruments) in the 1920s, working himself up from playing for vaudeville to playing for small ragtime and jazz bands. By World War II, Basie had played in a number of large swing jazz bands, and started his own large jazz band in the Kansas City style of jazz. Basie was known for playing beautiful, engaging, foot-tapping piano in a simple, laid-back style that people loved. Earlier in his career, he had played drums with a few well-known jazz and swing bands.
What made Count Basie famous?
In the field of Jazz, there has been a tradition of performers taking names that denoted royalty- Kings, Queens, Empress, Duke- and Count. Search the term "Jazz Royalty" for more information.
What is the difference between the bands of Duke Ellington and Count Basie?
Duke Ellingtons band played more complicated music than The Counts band. I see The Duke as the natural successor to Jelly Roll Morton a New Orleans Pianist/Composer who based his music more on The European Classics rather than the Blues. Count Basies band was very much a blues based band with a natural swing.
Which agent helped to bring Count Basie into the national music business?
John Hammond
Who Said Good music is music that sounds good by 1970 had written more than 2000 compositions?
Count Basie
Did people from other worlds lessen to count basie famous music?
If you mean other countries, the answer is, "Of course!" Count Basie did many world tours with his band, playing in South America, Europe, Australasia, Asia and Russia.
What is the name of gene gene the dancing machine dance music?
Gene Gene danced to Jumpin at the Woodside by Count Basie.
What did count basie play?
he played ragtime music for more info got to http://www.swingmusic.net/Count_Basie.html ~ and always remember............. E = MC2
How was count basie's life an impact for people today?
For anyone remotely interested in jazz or the history of dance music, Basie's music will live on after his death. He made an enormous contribution to American culture for many, many years and is an important cultural figure in US cultural history.
Is ragtime music still popular today?
Once ragtime was fused with slave music and blues forms, jazz started to sprout up. First came the big bands (Duke Ellington, Count Basie). These were for dancing to. Then came be-bop. This was "musician's music" (Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk)
Who was Count Bassy?
William "Count' Basie was a jazz music percussionist who started playing drums and piano (percussion instruments) in the 1920s, working himself up from playing for vaudeville to playing for small ragtime and jazz bands. By World War II, Basie had played in a number of large swing jazz bands, and started his own large jazz band in the Kansas City style of jazz. Basie was known for playing beautiful, engaging, foot-tapping piano in a simple, laid-back style that people loved. Earlier in his career, he had played drums with a few well-known jazz and swing bands.
What is the music legend Basie's first name?
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What made Count Basie famous?
In the field of Jazz, there has been a tradition of performers taking names that denoted royalty- Kings, Queens, Empress, Duke- and Count. Search the term "Jazz Royalty" for more information.
Who sings the original all right okay you win?
Joe Williams with the Count Basie orch. First......Peggy Lee with the Jack Marshall orch. second. (Source Lissauer's Encyclopedia of Popular Music)
When was Learning Music created?
Learning Music was created in 2006.
