Swing music
Swing music, or simply swing, is a form of popular jazz music developed in the United States that dominated in the 1930s and 1940s. The name swing came from the 'swing feel' where the emphasis is on the off–beat or weaker pulse in the music.
Swing Music People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Yusef Lateef
American multi-instrumentalist
Johnny Meijer
Accordionist
Lance Ellington
Singer
Chuck Wayne
Jazz guitarist
Bobby Hackett
American musician
George Van Eps
American jazz guitarist
Barbara Lea
American singer
Marty Grosz
American jazz guitarist
Dick Cary
American composer
Dennis Lotis
British-South African singer
Luke Kennedy
Australian tenor
Michael Falzon
Former Member of the House of Representatives of Malta
Don Byas
American saxophonist
J. C. Heard
American drummer
Jonah Jones
Jazz trumpeter
Sammy Kaye
American bandleader
Allan Reuss
American jazz guitarist
Joe Marsala
American clarinetist
Ike Quebec
American saxophonist
Pee Wee Erwin
American jazz musician
Carmen Villani
Italian singer
Jack McVea
American clarinet player
Jack Lesberg
Musician
Manny Klein
American jazz trumpeter
Teddy Powell
American jazz guitarist
James Chirillo
American jazz guitarist
Glen Gray
Saxophonist
Johnny Guarnieri
American jazz pianist
Irving Ashby
American jazz guitarist
Milenita
Bulgarian singer
Chu Berry
American saxophonist
Irv Williams
American saxophonist
Marcus Roberts
American jazz pianist
Gerry Beaudoin
Guitarist
Dave Frishberg
American jazz pianist
Jimmie Lunceford
American saxophonist
Gerald Ross
Musician
Champian Fulton
American jazz singer
Ray Gelato
British saxophonist
Bob Curnow
American musician
Buddy Arnold
American saxophonist
Buddy Stewart
American singer
Doc Cheatham
American jazz trumpeter
Matty Matlock
American saxophonist
Alix Combelle
French saxophonist
Gilles Apap
French Violinist
The King Sisters
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