Count Basie

Yes.

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William 'Count' Basie died on April 26, 1984 at the age of 79.

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yes, he had a mom and a dad

Dad: Harvey Lee Basie His father was a coachman and caretaker for a wealthy judge. After automobiles replaced horses his father became a handyman and a groundskeeper.

Mom: Lillian Ann Childs His mother was a piano player who gave Basie his first piano lessons.

William count basie got his name count ecause he liked counting

William "Count" Basie and his wife Catherine had a daughter, Diane, who lived in Freeport, Bahamas at the time of Basie's death in 1984. Count and Catherine were married for forty years at the time of her death in 1983. This is according to the obituary in the NY Times. Another source mentions that Basie had five children, but no names were given.

Big bands were how people entertained themselves before T.V. They went out and danced to their music.

in Red Bank , New Jersey. He dropped out of junior high school to work at the Palace Theatre

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.

Count Basie's theme song was One O'clock Jump

Count Basie lived in Red Bank, New Jersey, New York, New York and Kansas City, Kansas. He also lived in Hollywood, Florida.

Dizzy Gillespie went to school in laurinburg institute.in north carolina.

yes he had a brother named James but he died when William was a young boy

Count Basie was a jazz pianist, organist, bandleader and composer. He was born on August 21, 1904 in New Jersey, US, and passed away on April 26, 1984 in Florida, US at the age of 79.

blue devils, In 1934 Basie formed his own Kansas City group, and signed a national record contract in 1936 with that group. Basie's big band developed away from the pure Kansas City style in the 1940's, his arrangements remained in the twelve bar blues form, embellished with swing riffs behind the soloists.

In 1928 he was an organist in a silent movie theater. that is where he met Walter Page and the Blue Devils, when that band broke up in 1929 he was hired by Benny Molten's band as a piano player. Then when Molten died in 1935 basie took over the band and they called themselves Barons of Rhythem

21st August 1904.

Basie at Birdland was created on 28-06-27.

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Count Basie

John Hammond

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.

Count Basie's normal band instrumentation was:-

5 saxophones, 4 trumpets, 3 trombones, guitar, bass, drums and piano.