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Jazztronik

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Jazztronik is a freeform music project by DJ, keyboardist, and producer Ryota Nozaki. In 2017 he launched his own label called "[l1384733]".

Also known as: Hybrid Works, JTK, Jazztronic

Members: George Kano

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Nuta Jazz Band

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Established in 1964, and named after its sponsor, the National Union of Tanganyika (NUTA) was the main Tanzanian trade union. In the early years of Dansi, the NUTA Jazz Band was very influential both artistically and in terms of financial organization; namely, it was one of the first Dansi bands to constitute itself into a "cooperative" of salaried musicians (a model that would become widespread in the 1970s). In the 1960s, NUTA Jazz Band was led by trumpeter-singer late Joseph Lusungu and saxophonist Mnenge Ramadhani, who defined the brass-centered sound of the band. NUTA Jazz Band held its position as one of the major Tanzanian Dansi bands throughout the latter half of the 1960's and most of the 1970's. In 1977 it experienced a major change in personnel, with many of its most talented musicians (including Muhiddin Maalim Gurumo and Hassani Rehani Bitchuka) leaving the band to form a new ensemble, [a1227567]. In 1977, the band changed its name to [a1789256], after the Swahili name of its sponsor (NUTA), Jumuiya ya Wafanyakazi Tanzania. At about the same time, guitarist Saidi Mabera became the new leader of the band. He wrote several of Juwata's hit songs of the 1980's. After Mabera, both Maalim and Bitchuka (who rejoined the band in 1991) became leaders. Muhidini Gurumo is credited with on the major hits of Juwata in the 1990s, Usia kwa watoto. The band changed its name again in 1991 from Juwata Jazz to [a1227572], when the trade union that sponsored it was renamed Organization of Tanzanian Trade Unions. The band is currently active as [a3978338].

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Also known as: Nuta Jazz

Members: Hassani Bitchuka

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Last jazz Club

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Last Jazz Club, a duo consisting of San Diego MC, Veks, & Denmark Beatmaker/DJ, Mike B.

Also known as: Mike B/Veks (Last Jazz Club)

Members: Mike B (3), Veks

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Ju-Ju Space Jazz

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Ju-Ju Space Jazz are Dan Conway & Alex Nettelbeck formed in 1995 in Australia. After their first album 'Head Over Heels In Dub', they quickly became fixtures on the underground and warehouse party scene in Sydney. Performances at events such as VibeTribe's 'Stompede' and 'Carmageddeon', an On U Sound System/Tackhead support at the Metro Theatre, Newtown Festival 1996, 1997, 1998, as well as inter-state festivals; Beyond the Brain, Transelements, plus regular club appearances all along the east coast of Australia.

Also known as: Ju Ju Space Jazz, JuJu Space Jazz, JuJuSpaceJazz, Juju Space Jazz

Members: Daniel Conway, Alexander Nettelbeck, Greg Tailby

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Zagrebački Jazz Kvartet

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Jazz quartet from Zagreb, Croatia (ex Yugoslavia) active between 1959-1967. 'Zagrebački Jazz Kvartet' was among the first significant jazz ensembles in Croatia. They performed original music inspired with tradition of their country, so their style was often called "Mediterranean Jazz". In 1968, after famous trumpet player [a=Art Farmer] joined the band it was transformed into [a=Zagreb Jazz-Quintet] - Zagrebački Jazz Kvintet .

Members were:
Boško Petrović - vibraphone
Zdravko Šatrak - bass
Zlatko Kružić - piano
Ivica Gereg - drums
Krešimir Remeta - double-bass
Davor Kajfeš - piano
Miljenko Prohaska - double-bass
Silvije Glojnarić - drums

Also known as: The Zagreb Jazz Quartet, ZJQ, Zagreb Jazz Quartet, Zagrebački Džez Kvartet, Загребски Джаз Квартет, Загребский Джазовой Квартет, Члены Загребского Джазового Квартета

Members: Miljenko Prohaska, Ivica Gereg, Silvije Glojnarić, Boško Petrović, Krešimir Remeta, Davor Kajfeš, Zlatko Kružić, Zdravko Šatrak

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Prince Nico Mbarga And Rocafil Jazz

Also known as: Prince Nico & Rocafil Jazz, Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz, Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz "International", Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz Inter., Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz International, Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafill Jazz International, Prince Nico Mbarga And His New Rocafil Jazz, Prince Nico Mbarga And His Rocafil Jazz, Prince Nico Mbarga And Rocafil Jazz International, Prince Nico Mbarga And The Rocafill Jazz, Prince Nico Mbarga Et Rockafil Jazz, Rocafil Jazz, Rocafil Jazz International, Rocafill Jazz, Rockafil Jazz & Nicholas Mbaraga, The Rocafil Jazz International

Members: Prince Nico Mbarga, Jacob Nguni

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Norfolk Jazz Quartette

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The vocal harmony group the Norfolk Quartette released dozens of records between 1921 and 1940, primarily labeled as the Norfolk Jubilee Quartette.
The Jazz Quartette name was used when the group recorded non-religious material. Founded by bass singer Len Williams and baritone Delroy Hollins, the Norfolks were performing in public as early as 1919 with Otto Tuston and James "Buddy" Butts singing tenor. Hollins acted as manager for the quartet and rehearsed them at home in his living room. During the early '20s they were mainly a vaudeville unit specializing in blues and jazz but also capable of singing gospel. From the get-go their signature sound was shaped by Len Williams, who anchored each song with scat-like rhythmic patterns in the bass clef which were strongly influenced by the jazz music of the day. The Norfolks cut their first records for Okeh in 1921 and appeared in a variety show starring vocalist Mamie Smith in Baltimore during the spring of the following year. They spent much of that summer with the Miller & Lyles musical revue The Flat Below, but were forced to withdraw after Butts was fatally attacked on August 19, 1922 by an enraged knife-wielding girlfriend.

Also known as: Norfolk Jazz, Norfolk Jazz Quartet, The Norfolk Jazz Quartet, The Norfolk Jazz Quartette

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Break 4 Jazz

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One off project by Rick Mitra & Chris Bangs that only produced a self-titled track for Acid Jazz

Also known as: Break For Jazz

Members: Chris Bangs, Ricky Walters

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Turk Murphy's Jazz Band

Also known as: The Turk Murphy Band, The Turk Murphy Band Of San Francisco, The Turk Murphy Jazz Band, Turk Murphy & His Band, Turk Murphy & His Frisco Jazzband, Turk Murphy & His Jazz Band, Turk Murphy & His San Francisco Jazz Band, Turk Murphy And His Band, Turk Murphy And His Frisco Jazz Band, Turk Murphy And His Jazz Band, Turk Murphy And His Orchestra, Turk Murphy And His San Francisco Jazz Band, Turk Murphy Band, Turk Murphy Et Son Orchestre, Turk Murphy Jazz Band, Turk Murphy Jazz Band Of San Francisco, Turk Murphy U. S. Jazz Orchester, Turk Murphy U. S. Jazz-Band, Turk Murphy Und Seine Jazz-Band, Turk Murphy u. s. Band, Turk Murphy's Dixieland Band, Turk Murphy's Frisco Jazz Band, Turk Murphy's New Orleans Jazz Band, Turk Murphy's San Francisco Jazz Band, Turkmurphy And His Jazz Band, Turkmurphy E La Sua Jazz Band

Members: Bill Stanley, Bob Scobey, Bob Helm, Turk Murphy, Don Kinch, Bill Napier, Dick Lammi, George Bruns, Leon Oakley, Pat Patton, Thad Wilkerson, Pete Clute, Jim Maihack, Carl Lunsford, Phil Howe, Harry Mordecai, Burt Bales, Bill Newman, Thad Vandon, Al Conger, Larry Conger, Skippy Anderson, Jack Crook, Bill Carroll (2), Stan Ward, Squire Girsh, Bob Schulz, Harry (Walker) Witczak

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Ljubljanski Jazz Ansambel

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Formed by soloists of [a=Plesni Orkester RTV Ljubljana] in 1955. They played traditonal jazz (dixieland). In 1960 they recorded the first jazz record in former Yugoslavia. The first leader was [a=Urban Koder].

Also known as: "Ljubljanski Jazz Ansambel" Sa Gudačima, Ljublj. Jazz Ansambel, Ljublj. Jazz-Ansambl, Ljubljanski Jazz - Ansambl, Ljubljanski Jazz Ansambel Z Godali, Ljubljanski Jazz Ansambel Z Godali, Ljubljanski Jazz Ansambl, Ljubljanski Jazz-Ansambl, Ljubljanski Jazz-ansambl, Ljubljanski Studijski Ansambel, Люблянский Джазовой Ансамбль

Members: Mario Rijavec, Milan Ferlež, Aleksander Skale, Ati Soss, Urban Koder, Miško Hočevar, Franci Puhar, Borut Bučar, Franc Jagodic, Kajetan Zupan, Dušan Veble, Mitja Trtnik, Jože Gjura, Mik Soss

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New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble

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International ska group, based in New York City, USA, active since 1994.
They perform original compositions and cover versions of jazz classics. They have played at festivals like The North Sea Jazz Festival, The Montreal Jazz Festival, The Festival de Musique Quebec, The Bob Marley Reggae Festival, and others.

Also known as: N.Y. Ska Jazz Ensemble, NY Ska Jazz Ensemble, New York Ska Jazz Ensemble, New York Ska Jazz-Ensemble, New York Ska•Jazz Ensemble, Ny Ska Jazz Ensemble, The NY Ska Jazz Ensemble, The New York Ska & Jazz Ensemble, The New York Ska Jazz Ensemble, The New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble

Members: Sharon Jones, Victor Rice, Don Mikkelsen, Earl Appleton, Russ Johnson, Cary Brown, Rick Faulkner, Peter Truffa, Fred Reiter, Johnnathan McCain, Devon James, Alberto Tarin, Luigi De Gaspari, Sheldon Gregg, Lee Archibald, Gregg Leventhal, Yao Dinizulu, Mark Paquin, Ric Becker, Andy Stack (2)

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Jazz Addixx

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Eastern American jazzy hip-hop group.
Former members are duo MC Mudd (C. King originally from Chicago) and DJ Ragz (B. Ragonese originally from Sacramento), later joined by unOwn (R. Patterson).

Also known as: The Jazz Addixx

Members: DJ Boom (4), DJ Ragz, Corey King (3), Richard Patterson (7)

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Jazz Two

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Jazz Two was a Spanish hip hop group from Alcalá de Henares (Madrid), formed by Dave Bee (MC and producer) and Dobleache (MC and writer of both members lyrics). It was founded in 1991 and was dissolved in 1998. They pioneered the hip-hop influenced by jazz music in Spain. Their 2002 album "Mínimo" was in fact recorded between 1996 and 1997, not being published till this year due to problems with the label.

Members: Dobleache, Dave Bee!

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Barrio Jazz Gang

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The Barrio Jazz Gang was born in the year 2002 and the components are:

Rob Colella producer, d.j. and composer also founder of the label. He started playing guitar at the age of 12 then after some classical studies start to explore the computer and electronic music. Then after many travels around the world he discovered his passion for the world-music, the tribal beats and the exotic grooves. He also has many active projects like: Panaphonic, D.J. Spice etc. The other pillar of the band is Stefano Micarelli a guitarist-producer whohas collaborated with the likes of George Garzone and Harvie Swartz. The man cultivates a veneration for Wes Montgomery and Tal Farlow as well as apassion for electronics and fly fishing. Other members are Aldo Bassi (trumpet), Paolo Innarella (sax and flutes) and singer Paola Fortini,all established musicians from the italian jazz scene.
Check all the band cds preview tracks on www.funkyjuice.com

Also known as: Bario Jazz Gang

Members: Roby Colella, Stefano Micarelli

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Jazz Ministers

Also known as: The Jazz Ministers, The Ministers

Members: Victor Ndlazilwane, Johnny Mekoa, 'Boy' Ngwenya, Nomvula Ndlazilwane, Shepstone Sothopane, Aubrey Simane, Daniel Sehloho

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Jazz Destroyers

Members: James Ellis, Dave E. McManus

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Jazz Quintet 60

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Danish jazz quintet lead by pianist [a645195], house orchestrater at his restaurant Vingården in Copenhagen. It was with this band double bassist [a285231] debuted professionally as a teenager.

Also known as: 'Jazz Quintet -60', Jazz Kvintet 60, Jazz Quintet '60, Jazz Quintet -60, Jazz Quintet 58, Jazzquintet 60, Quintet

Members: Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Allan Botschinsky, Bent Axen, Niels Husum, Bjarne Rostvold, Erik Moseholm, Finn Frederiksen, Ole Laumann

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Czechoslovak Radio Jazz Orchestra

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Big band of the Czechoslovak Radio, originally established in 1960 in Prague as “Taneční orchestr Československého rozhlasu” ([a=Czechoslovak Radio Dance Orchestra], 1967–1968 also known as [a=Orchestr Karla Krautgartnera (2)]) and led by [a=Karel Krautgartner] until 1968. Having identical personnel as the latter two, this orchestra name was used for jazz recordings and releases from 1962 until 1992, usually conducted by [a=Kamil Hála].

In 1993 the orchestra’s name was changed to “[a=Big Band Radio Praha]” and eventually to “[a=Big Band Českého Rozhlasu]” (BB ČRo), still featuring [a=František Kryka] as the longest active member since 1961, and led by [a=Václav Kozel] since September 2002 until December 2012. Since January 2013 until December 2014 the new Czech Radio “resident” big band is the former [a=Gustav Brom Orchestra], presently led by [a=Vladimír Valovič] as “Rozhlasový big band Gustava Broma”.

Also known as: CZ Radio Jazz Orchestra, Czechoslovak Radio Prague Jazz Orchestra, Džezový Orchestr Čs. Rozhlasu, JOČR, Jazz Orchestra Czech Radio, Jazz Orchestra Of The Czechoslovak Radio, Jazz Orchestra Radio Prague, Jazz-Orchestr, Jazz-Orchestr: Edy Valis, Jazz-Orchestra, Jazzový Orch. Čs. Rozhlasu, Jazzový Orchestr Československého Rozhlasu, Jazzový Orchestr Čs. Rozhlasu, Jazzový Orchestr Čs. Rozhlasu Praha, Jazzový Orchestr Čs. Rozhlasu V Praze, Jazzový Orchestr Čzechoslovenskeho Rozhlasu, Jazzový Orchestri, Jazzový orchestr Čs. rozhlasu, Jazzový orchestr Čs. rozhlasu v Praze, Jazzový Orchestr Čs. Rozhlasu, Prague Radio Dance Orchestra, Studie De La Jazz De La Radio Tchécoslovaque, Taneční Orchestr Československého Rozhlasu, Taneční Orchestr Čs. Rozhlasu, Tanečný Orchester Čs. Rozhlasu V Prahe, Ансамбль Пражского Радио

Members: Ivan Dominák, Josef Vejvoda, Laco Deczi, Karel Krautgartner, Rudolf Rokl, Felix Slováček, Ladislav Pikart, Václav Týfa, Radim Hladík, Zdeněk Dvořák, Michal Pavlíček, Jiří Tomek, Petr Kořínek, Jiří Jelínek, Zdeněk Pulec, Miroslav Koželuh, Jan Čapoun, Jiří Hlava, Miroslav Krýsl, Karel Růžička, Václav Hybš, Svatopluk Košvanec, Petr Král, Richard Kubernát, Pavel Vitoch, Josef Pavelka, Milan Ulrich, Vladimír Žižka, Vincenc Kummer, Bedřich Kuník, Kamil Hála, Luděk Hulan, Vladimír Tomek, Bedřich Beránek, Václav Král, František Kryka, Karel Turnovský, Artur Hollitzer, Štěpán Markovič, Jiří Doubrava, Tomáš Křemenák

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Jazz Carriers

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Polish jazz band combining traditional and modern jazz, founded by tenor saxophonist [a=Zbigniew Jaremko] in autumn 1971. The band debuted at the Jazz on the Odra Student Jazz Festival. In the years 1973–74 they performed at numerous concerts (also abroad, e.g. in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia and Germany) and jazz music festivals (e.g. SFJ Jazz on the Odra in Wrocław, International Jazz Music Festival Jazz Jamboree in Warsaw).
In 1973 the band recorded Carry On! (Muza, Polish Jazz No. 34). Musicians such as [a=Andrzej Dechnik] (double bass), [a=Paweł Jarzębski] (double bass), [a=Kazimierz Jonkisz] (drums), [a=Eryk Kulm] (drums) and [a=Sławomir Kulpowicz] (piano) also collaboratored with the band.

Members: Kazimierz Jonkisz, Marian Komar, Zbigniew Jaremko, Paweł Jarzębski, Paweł Perliński, Henryk Miśkiewicz, Zbigniew Kitliński, Andrzej Dechnik, Sławomir Kulpowicz, Eryk Kulm

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Jazz Fresh

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Nil's Jazz Ensemble

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Peruvian jazz funk act. Line-up:
Nilo Espinosa: saxophone (tenor, alto, soprano), flute
Pancho Saenz: trumpet, flugelhorn
Miguel "Chino" Figueroa: electric piano, clavinet, melotron
Richie Zellon: electric guitar
Oscar Stagnaro: electric bass
Ramon Stagnaro: electric guitar
Andres Silva: drums
Jorge Montero: guitar.

Also known as: Nil's Ensemble

Members: Ramon Stagnaro, Miguel "Chino" Figueroa, Oscar Stagnaro, Nilo Espinosa

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The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra

Also known as: Clayton - Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, Clayton Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, The Clayton / Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, The Clayton Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, The Clayton Hamilton Orchestra, The Clayton-Hamilton Big Band, The Clayton-Hamilton Orchestra, The Clayton/Hamilton Jazz Orchestra

Members: Jacky Terrasson, Rickey Minor, Charles Davis, Anthony Wilson, Paul Jackson Jr., Jeff Hamilton, John Clayton, Luis Conte, Jack Nimitz, Oscar Brashear, Snooky Young, Bucky Pizzarelli, Chuck Findley, George Bohanon, Isaac Smith, Byron Stripling, Mike Lang, Bobby Bryant, Charles Owens, Thurman Green, David Duke, Richard Todd, Rick Baptist, Ray Brown (2), William Green, Herman Riley, Gilbert Castellanos, Maurice Spears, Joe Porcaro, Brad Warnaar, Sal Cracchiolo, Teddy Campbell, Bob Zimmitti, Robert Hurst, Tamir Hendelman, Yvonne S. Moriarty, Joe Meyer, Tom Peterson (2), Wayne Linsey, Jeff Clayton (3), Robert Hardaway, Ira Nepus, Terell Stafford, Rickey Woodard, George Thatcher, James Thatcher, John Thomas Johnson, Keith Fiddmont, Stephanie O'Keefe, Clay Jenkins, Bijon Watson, Kye Palmer, Ryan Porter, Marni Johnson, Lee Callet, Paul Klintworth, David Delhomme, Brian Swartz, Christoph Luty, Graham Dechter, James Ford (3), Doug Macdonald, Bill Cunliffe, William Barnhart, Adam Schroeder, Jim Hershman, Bobby Rodriguez (3), Robbie Hioki, Randy Napoleon, Jamie Hovorka, Herb Mickman, Juliane Gralle, Erik Hughes (2), Steve Kovalcheck, Larry Fuller (2), Dave Bjur, Jacob Scesney, Jon Hamar, Ivan Malespin

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D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz

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Kenya's most successful band ever. It started as Luo Sweet Voice, became [a3203917] around 1972 and, in 1975, changed in D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz with all the variations in the name. The "7" possibly signifying the number of letters in his name.

Also known as: Central Shirati Jazz, D. O. 7 Band, D. O. 7 Shirati Jazz, D.O. 7 Band, D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz Band, D.O. 7. Shirati Jazz, D.O. Misiani y Shirati Jazz, D.O. Shirati Jazz, D.O.7 - Shirati Luo Voice Jazz Band, D.O.7 Band, D.O.7 Shirati, D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, D.O.7 Shirati Jazz Band, D.O.7. Shirati Jazz, D.O.7Shirati Jazz, D.O7 Shirati Jazz, DO 7, DO 7 Band, DO 7 Shirati Jazz, DO-7 Shirati Jazz Band, Do 7 Band, L'Oches. D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Oches. D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, L'Ochestre D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Ochestre. D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Orch D O 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Orch D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Orch. D. O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Orch. D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Orch. D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, L'Orch. D.O.7. Shirati Jazz, L'Orchestre D O 7 Shirati Jazz, L'Orchestre D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L'och D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, Loch D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Loche D.O7 Shirati Jazz, Lochestre D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, L’Orch D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, L’Orch. D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Oches. D. O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Oches. D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Oches. D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, Ochest - D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Orch D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Orch. D. 07 Shirati Jazz, Orch. D. O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Orch. D. O. 7 Shiratti Jazz, Orch. D.O. 7 Shirat Jazz, Orch. D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Orch. D.O. 7. Shirati Jazz, Orch. D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, Orch. Shirati D.O. 7 Jazz Band, Orch. Shirati Jazz, Orch.D O 7 Shirati Jazz, Orchestra D.O. 7, Orchestra D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Orchestra D.O.7 Shirati Jazz, Orchestre D. O 7 Band, Orchestre D. O. 7 Band, Orchestre D. O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Orchestre D.O. 7 Shirati Jazz, Orchestre D.O.7. Shirati Jazz, Orchestre DO 7 Band, Orchestre Shirati Jazz Band, Shirati, Shirati Band, Shirati Jazz, Shirati Jazz Band, Shirati Jazz Band Of East Africa, Shirati Revolution 73

Members: D.O. Misiani, Juma Sammy, Akida Nyagando, Pasy Aloo, Juma Obai, Okech Oro, Ouma Orwa, Caleb Odemba, Nyabuon Nyang, Ochieng Oninga, Willy Jamika

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The Jazz Defektors

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British jazz-dance band who were in the film Absolute Beginners as dancers and released an album on Factory. Can also be seen if an unreleased Factory records short film, called Haki Panki.
Originally The Jazz Defektors comprised the very best dancers in Manchester(UK). Their foray as recording artists came after dancing to a Willie Bobo track which many believed was them, when in fact they were miming. They were offered a gig as support act to Sade at the Ritz in Manchester a month later.
The group were called The Jazz Defektors as they had defected from Manchester club Rafters to [l=The Hacienda].

Also known as: Jazz Defectors, Jazz Defektors

Members: Mike Lawrence (11)

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Jazz Sabbath

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Jazz Sabbath is a fictional English jazz trio said to be from the late sixties. The band was created by [a=Adam Wakeman], touring keyboard and guitar player for [a=Black Sabbath] (2004–2017). Jazz Sabbath plays jazz renditions of Black Sabbath songs; claiming to be the original writers of those songs and accusing Black Sabbath of plagiarism.

The band first appeared in a mockumentary on YouTube in February 2020. In this short film band leader Milton Keanes (Adam Wakeman) was interviewed by actor Robert Powell about the early days of Jazz Sabbath, their cancelled debut album and the alleged theft of their songs by Black Sabbath. This album was later released as an actual album on April 10, 2020.

Members: Adam Wakeman, Jerry Meehan, Ash Soan

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Jazz Doctors

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Swedish Dixieland jazz band founded 1960.

Members: Gösta Linderholm, Marie Johnson, Bo Juhlin, Gunnar Larsson, Göran Pettersson, Hans Pettersson, Staffan Kjellmor, Holger Gross, Eddie Andersson, Gunnar Reichman, Benny Rigman, Lars Johnson, Bernt Helsing, Tommy Jacobsson, Sten Westling (2), Pelle Höbinger, Lars Jelder, Uno Karlén

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Trondheim Jazz Orchestra

Also known as: Trondheim Jazzorkester

Members: Sidsel Endresen, Christian Wallumrød, Erlend Skomsvoll, Jim Denley, Mathias Eick, Thomas Strønen, Ståle Storløkken, Erik Johannessen, Håkon Mjåset Johansen, Fredrik Wallumrød, Mats Eilertsen, Per Oddvar Johansen, Martin Küchen, Ingar Zach, Nils Jansen, Per Zanussi, Rhodri Davies, Øyvind Brandtsegg, Kirsti Huke, Clare Cooper, Tore Brunborg, Mattias Ståhl, Trude Eick, Morten J. Olsen, Hild Sofie Tafjord, Torstein Lofthus, Kjetil Møster, Håvard Lund, Bjørn Ole Solberg, Martin Taxt, Johan Hörlén, Terje Isungset, Christian Jaksjø, Eira Bjørnstad Foss, Bjørnar Habbestad, Michael Francis Duch, Petter Kateraas, Lene Grenager, Øyvind Engen, Maria Kannegaard, Steinar Raknes, Ola Kvernberg, Helge Norbakken, Nils-Olav Johansen, Jon Fält, Tor Haugerud, Siri Gjære, Jovan Pavlovic, Anja Lauvdal, Morten Barrikmo Engebretsen, Anita Kaasbøll, Mai Elise Solberg, Klaus Ellerhusen Holm, Kari Rønnekleiv, Tore Johansen (3), Atle Nymo, Ole Morten Vågan, Øyvind Brække, Hans Christian Frønes, Erik Eilertsen, Vigleik Storaas, Espen Reinertsen, Hayden Powell, Eirik Hegdal, Fredrik Sjølin, Frode Nymo, John Pål Inderberg, Kristoffer Kompen, Eivind Lønning, Hildegunn Øiseth, Gard Nilssen, Jo Fougner Skaansar, Kim Myhr, Karin Hammar, Hedvig Mollestad Thomassen, Mette Rasmussen, Anders Tveit, Petter Vågan, Marianne Baudouin Lie, Heidi Skjerve, Mats Äleklint, Tor Yttredal, Kyrre Laastad, Kristoffer Lo, Lars Ove Fossheim, Ingrid Helene Håvik, Daniel Herskedal, Njål Ølnes, Jørgen Mathisen, Frøy Aagre, Trond Kopperud, Jens Linell, Inger Besserudhagen, Hanne Rekdal, Shannon Mowday, Heiða Karine Jóhannesdóttir Mobeck, Alexander Zethson, Petter Eldh, Stein Villanger, Trine Knutsen, Stig Førde Aarskog, André Roligheten, Ellen Brekken, Sissel Vera Pettersen, Hanna Paulsberg, Siv Øyunn Kjenstad, Adrian Løseth Waade, Christian Skår Winther, Thomas Johansson (6), Pekka Stokke, Ingebjørg Loe Bjørnstad, Ina Sagstuen, Ida Marie Sørmo, Espen Berg (2), Tomas Eidsvåg, Matilda Rolfsson, Kari Eskild Havenstrøm, Petter Kraft, Martin Myhre Olsen, Ola Øverby, Natali Abrahamsen Garner, Amund Storløkken Åse, Ingvald André Vassbø, Håvard Aufles

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Jazz At Lincoln Center

林肯中心爵士乐团（JALC）是一家位于纽约市的机构。作为林肯中心的一部分，该机构成立于1987年，并于2004年10月在时代华纳中心（现为德意志银行中心）正式启用。该机构致力于“全面展现爵士乐的魅力——涵盖教育、策展、档案和仪式等各个方面”。他们在全球范围内倡导爵士乐、文化和艺术教育。温顿·马萨利斯是该机构的艺术总监，同时也是林肯中心爵士乐团的指挥。

该中心举办管弦乐团和客座音乐家的演出，也是纽约市歌剧院的所在地。许多音乐会都会在该中心的YouTube频道上进行直播。此外，该中心还在其建筑内、线上以及全国各地的学校开展教育项目。

该组织每年通过音乐会（主要演出的 90% 以上座位售罄）、巡回演出、音乐教学项目、乐谱、旗下厂牌（Blue Engine）的唱片以及在其平台 JAZZ LIVE 上的现场表演，惠及约 300 万各个年龄段的人群。

该中心在整栋大楼内都设有大型扬声器，循环播放着艾拉·菲茨杰拉德、迪兹·吉莱斯皮、路易斯·阿姆斯特朗等伟大爵士乐艺术家的音乐。

历史
20世纪80年代中期，林肯中心致力于吸引更多年轻观众。夏季期间，中心场地闲置，因此中心希望在驻场演出团体另觅他处演出时，也能充分利用这些场地。林肯中心的爵士乐爱好者们积极争取爵士乐获得中心的认可。在1986年的一份报告中，中心表示：“林肯中心应该专注于提升课程设置的质量，而像爵士乐这样的领域，并没有令人信服的理由被纳入其中。”此前，时任游客服务总监阿丽娜·布卢姆加登(Alina Bloomgarden)曾第三次提议在林肯中心设立常驻爵士乐项目。当时人们认为爵士乐观众可能会过于喧闹。于是，布卢姆加登决定邀请温顿·马萨利斯(Wynton Marsalis)协助她策划夏季音乐会系列。为了取得成功，这个系列音乐会必须展现出商业可行性，并体现其音乐和社群的价值。

1987年，小号手温顿·马萨利斯参与创办了古典爵士音乐会系列，这是林肯中心首个爵士音乐会系列。该系列音乐会于1987年8月开幕，旨在颂扬爵士乐界的女性音乐家，其中包括贝蒂·卡特、萨莎·道尔顿、玛丽安·麦克帕特兰等。鉴于当时形势严峻，该系列音乐会的成功至关重要。那时，许多伟大的爵士乐创新者已经离世，爵士俱乐部纷纷倒闭，许多高校并未开设爵士乐课程，而电子音乐的商业化浪潮正在兴起。同时，当时的美国社会也处于两极分化时期，许多地方尚未实现种族融合，艾滋病疫情肆虐，冷战加剧了军事化和全球化，罗纳德·里根的禁毒战争导致大规模监禁。到第二年，该系列音乐会便在国家公共广播电台拥有了自己的广播节目，并开始巡回演出。

马萨利斯想要保留的音乐精髓，体现在这套三乐章组曲《新奥尔良仪式》中，其风格模仿了新奥尔良的葬礼进行曲。参与林肯中心爵士乐团创立的斯坦利·克劳奇撰写了一篇热情洋溢的演说，由杰里米·赖特牧师宣读。这篇演说被视为林肯中心爵士乐团未来发展方向的宣言：

“或许，我们这些聆听者从那些曾被当作商品买卖的奴隶的后裔口中，听到了某种永恒的真理——那些曾出现在拍卖台上、奴隶住所里的人们，他们的存在构成了十字架，而这个国家的宪法正是被钉在了这十字架上。然而，即便在那场钉死之后，在美洲奴隶制的第三个世纪里，仍然有人怀揣着自由的愿景站了起来……他们点燃了那根从蜡烛中延伸出来的、充满力量的灯芯，并将其传递下去。他们用音乐诠释了光明的意义——他们不愿屈服于那些自以为是的恶龙，不愿让内心陷入黑暗。他们说：‘仔细听着’——他们说：‘如果你们给我一个公平的机会，我会帮助你们更好地理解民主的意义。’是的，他们正是这么说的。‘如果你们给我一个公平的机会，我会帮助你们更好地理解民主的意义。’这些人，才是真正创造高贵之声的人。”

林肯中心董事会成员兼创始主席戈登·戴维斯(Gordon Davis)看到了夏季音乐会系列的成功，并倡导设立常设爵士乐项目。董事会同意了他的提议，到1996年，林肯中心爵士乐团(Jazz at Lincoln Center)与纽约爱乐乐团、纽约市芭蕾舞团、大都会歌剧院以及欧洲艺术中心一起，成为正式成员。1996年，林肯中心爵士乐团的预算为400万美元，而大都会歌剧院的预算则高达1.5亿美元。2016年，其预算超过5000万美元。温顿·马萨利斯(Wynton Marsalis)自1987年起担任艺术总监。格雷格·斯科尔(Greg Scholl)于2012年成为执行董事。

2026年1月，林肯中心爵士乐团在密苏里州圣路易斯市的谢尔顿剧院演出。马萨利斯指挥林肯中心爵士乐团，该乐团除了在阿佩尔厅和罗斯剧院演出外，还进行广泛的国际巡演。音乐会也会在线直播。教育节目则在中心的YouTube频道播出。自2015年以来，乐团的专辑均由其自有厂牌Blue Engine Records发行。

该中心通过其“艾灵顿精髓”（Essentially Ellington）项目向高中推广爵士乐课程。专业音乐家则通过“让自由摇摆”（Let Freedom Swing）项目访问学校。该中心在纽约市开办了中学爵士乐学院、高中爵士乐学院和暑期学院，所有课程均免收学费。每年，该中心的管弦乐队都会在美国各地巡回演出并访问学校。“艾灵顿精髓”高中爵士乐队比赛和音乐节每年都在林肯中心爵士乐厅举行。

2026年1月，马萨利斯宣布他将于2027年7月卸任艺术总监一职，之后担任顾问至2028年6月。马萨利斯在一次采访中表示：“现在正是寻找下一代领导者的最佳时机……我们希望尽我们所能，培育我们已经建立的一切，因为我们深知这是一种艺术形式，它会不断发展，而这个机构也会继续繁荣发展。”不过，他仍会偶尔与林肯中心爵士乐团合作演出。

林肯中心建筑物指南

  • 塞缪尔·B·和戴维·罗斯大楼（含沃尔特·里德剧院）
  • 茱莉亚音乐学院
  • 爱丽丝·塔利音乐厅
  • 薇薇安·博蒙特剧院（包括米齐·E·纽豪斯剧院和克莱尔·托剧院）
  • 埃莉诺布宁梦露电影中心
  • 大卫·格芬·霍尔
  • 纽约公共图书馆表演艺术分馆（包括布鲁诺·瓦尔特礼堂）
  • 大都会歌剧院
  • 乔西·罗伯逊广场和雷夫森喷泉
  • 达姆罗什公园
  • 大卫·H·科赫剧院
  • 大卫·鲁宾斯坦中庭
  • 林肯中心爵士乐

玫瑰堂

玫瑰剧院，2007年

120码1313 林肯中心爵士乐13 林肯中心爵士乐121111 大卫·H·科赫剧院11 大卫·H·科赫剧院10达姆罗什公园 10 号达姆罗什公园 10 号99号乔西·罗伯逊广场，雷夫森喷泉9号乔西·罗伯逊广场，雷夫森喷泉88 大都会歌剧院8 大都会歌剧院77. 纽约公共图书馆表演艺术分馆（包括布鲁诺·瓦尔特礼堂）7. 纽约公共图书馆表演艺术分馆（包括布鲁诺·瓦尔特礼堂）66 大卫·格芬大厅6 大卫·格芬大厅55 埃莉诺布宁梦露电影中心5 埃莉诺布宁梦露电影中心44. 薇薇安·博蒙特剧院（包括米齐·E·纽豪斯剧院和克莱尔·托剧院）4. 薇薇安·博蒙特剧院（包括米齐·E·纽豪斯剧院和克莱尔·托剧院）33 爱丽丝·塔利大厅3 爱丽丝·塔利大厅22 茱莉亚音乐学院2 茱莉亚音乐学院11. 塞缪尔·B·和戴维·罗斯大楼（含沃尔特·里德剧院）1. 塞缪尔·B·和戴维·罗斯大楼（含沃尔特·里德剧院）

弗雷德里克·P·罗斯音乐厅（Frederick P. Rose Hall）是一座表演艺术中心，由拉斐尔·维诺利（Rafael Viñoly ）设计，位于德意志银行中心（原时代华纳中心）五楼。这座耗资1.31亿美元的设施于2004年秋季开放，是世界上首个完全致力于爵士乐的表演、教育和广播中心。它的设计旨在展现爵士乐温暖而清晰的音质。罗斯音乐厅由三个场地组成：罗斯剧院（Rose Theater）、阿佩尔厅（Appel Room）[ 12 ]和以小号手迪兹·吉莱斯皮（Dizzy Gillespie）命名的迪兹俱乐部（Dizzy’s Club）。音乐厅内还设有艾琳·戴蒙德教育中心（Irene Diamond Education Center），配备排练室和录音室。该音乐厅的选址曾因位于哥伦布圆环的高档购物中心内，且距离四个街区外的林肯中心主楼较为偏僻而受到批评。林肯中心爵士乐协会（Jazz at Lincoln Center）反驳称，这座消费主义的殿堂“展现了源于自由斗争的音乐，这种音乐鼓励演奏者和听众追求更高的理想”。[ 13 ]

林肯中心爵士乐之夜
2025年，林肯中心爵士乐之夜，玫瑰厅的标志清晰可见。
林肯中心爵士乐团的领导们着手建造一座音响效果适合摇摆乐和布鲁斯爵士乐的场馆。他们还希望这座场馆能够妥善安置该机构的教育和档案工作。为了吸引更多观众，马萨利斯与爵士乐以外的流行音乐家合作，包括史蒂夫·旺德、保罗·西蒙和鲍勃·迪伦。这不仅吸引了更多观众，也使得摇摆乐、摇滚乐和节奏布鲁斯之间的融合成为可能，呈现出丰富的张力。[ 4 ]

罗斯剧院采用“箱中箱”式结构，与林肯中心爵士乐的其他演出厅没有刚性结构连接。该剧院拥有1233个座位，可灵活适应歌剧、舞蹈、戏剧、电影和管弦乐演出。为了最大限度地减少外部噪音，保持安静私密的氛围，剧院地面铺设了橡胶隔音垫。为了保持灵活性，罗斯剧院配备了可移动的座椅塔，可切换为音乐会模式和剧院模式。在音乐会模式下，座椅位于乐手后方和周围，起到声学和视觉辅助作用。这种设计也增加了音乐会的座位数量。在剧院模式下，座椅塔收纳于气垫系统中。当歌剧、芭蕾舞或现代舞需要舞台布景时，这种设计可以将其变成一个平台。[需要引用]

阿佩尔厅设有583个座位，氛围轻松私密。厅内通常设有七个独立的座位层，但也可转换为四个，以便于跳舞和走动。厅内有一面50英尺高的玻璃墙，可俯瞰中央公园。这面墙略微向上倾斜，使声音能够从中庭和舞台监听器直接反射到天花板。天花板和走道上悬挂着吸音板，用于扩散和吸收声音。

迪兹俱乐部（Dizzy’s Club ）以美国爵士小号手迪兹·吉莱斯皮（Dizzy Gillespie）的名字命名，由可口可乐公司赞助，设有140个座位，旨在打造一个私密的爵士乐俱乐部，供现场三重奏、钢琴家和歌手演出。从俱乐部可以欣赏到哥伦布圆环和中央公园的城市景观。俱乐部的设计理念是营造一种“黄金般”的音响效果，以促进艺术家与观众的互动（类似于早期纽约的爵士俱乐部）。

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Raw and heavy produced music, fusing jazz with breakbeat elements, bringing the jazz back to the dancefloor. Started as an experiment in trying something new, Renegades Of Jazz were instantly signed by UK based producer [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Smoove]Smoove[/url] to his new label [url=http://www.discogs.com/label/Wass+Records]Wass Records[/url]. After the huge success of the first 12" and great feedback from all over the globe, Renegades Of Jazz delivered their debut album summer 2011.

Also known as: R.O.J.

Members: David Hanke

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Released in 1973, "Mezare Israel Yekabtzenu" was the first jazz instrumental album recorded in Israel. Founded in 1971, Jazz Work Shop was led by Albert Piamenta: a saxophonist, clarinetist, composer and arranger of a family of Moroccan Jewish musicians. Piamenta gained notoriety and success in the 1960s, mixing imported funk, soul and jazz with Israeli and Middle Eastern compositions. In this project, he adapted Arabic maqams (the system of melodic modes used in traditional Arabic music), Druze rhythms, and Jewish Hasidic music in order to free Israeli musicians from established American standards. Armenian, Arab and Jewish folk compositions have been interpreted in a profound, mystical but impressive way, making this album an absolute gem for jazz collectors. The set was recorded in just one day at Koliner Studios in Tel Aviv with a quartet composed of Piamenta, Dan Gottfried (piano and, among other achievements, Red Sea Jazz Festival founder), Jerry Garval (drums, a student of Max Roach who played with Sun Ra) and Teddy Kling (double bass, member of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra). The album features six tracks of the finest free-jazz and was reissued first by Fortuna Records in 2014 and, then, by Visart Records in 2015.

Also known as: The Jazz Workshop

Members: Albert Piamenta

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Quintet in existence from 1957 to 1959.

Also known as: The Couriers Of Jazz

Members: Ronnie Scott, Jeff Clyne, Tubby Hayes, Kenny Napper, Terry Shannon, Bill Eyden, Phil Bates, Phil Seamen

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Also known as: MJA, Metropolitans Jazz Affair

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