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.
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Glenn Miller Orchestra
Band
Marc Secara
German singer
The Manhattan Transfer
Vocal group
Adele Girard
Musician
Mills Blue Rhythm Band
Big Jim Wynn
American saxophonist
Harlem Playgirls
Band
Helen Jones Woods
American musician
Herbie Steward
American saxophonist
Don Wise
American saxophonist
Dana Heitman
American musician
Fred Guy
American jazz guitarist
Jiří Traxler
Czech pianist
Joe Mooney
American vocalist
Joe Shulman
Jazz musician
Josette Daydé
French singer
Kenny Davern
Jazz musician
Mocca
Band
Harlem Hamfats
Band
Ron Jackson
American jazz guitarist
Ross Parker
Pianist
Terry Rosen
American jazz guitarist
The Crew Chiefs
Vocal group
The Modernaires
Vocal group
Zeke Zarchy
American trumpet player
Michael Waldrop
Drummer
The Talbot Brothers Of Bermuda
Musical group
Daly-Wilson Big Band
Sorelle Marinetti
Trio
Combustible Edison
Musical band
Bobby Tucker
Pianist
Ada Leonard
American orchestra leader
Fred Rich
American composer
Toni Aubin
American vocalist
Beantown Swing Orchestra
Band
Jimmy Archey
American jazz musician
Technicoloured Roses
Brittany Brooks
American instrumentalist
Kit McClure Band
Swing on This
Musical band
Beryl Booker
American pianist
Sacha Perry
American pianist
Lenny Dee
DJ
Max Kaminsky
American jazz trumpeter
Andrews Sisters
Singing group
Tommy Smith
Ice hockey player
John Goetchius
American keyboard player
