Jazz
Jazz is a music genre that originated in the African-American communities of New Orleans, Louisiana, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with its roots in blues, ragtime, European harmony and African rhythmic rituals.
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Sam Cooke
American singer-songwriter
Andrews Sisters
Singing group
Catapilla
Rock band
Wanda Sá
Brazilian singer
Tahta Menezes
Musical artist
Kid Thomas Valentine
American jazz trumpeter
Albert Burbank
American clarinetist
Big John Wrencher
American musician
Hotter than July
Studio album by Stevie Wonder
Jason Lindner
American pianist
John Zorn Filmworks XV: Protocols of Zion
Album by John Zorn
John Zorn Filmworks XIII: Invitation to a Suicide
Album by John Zorn
Morph the Cat
Studio album by Donald Fagen
Perdition City
Studio album by Ulver
Ry Cooder
American musician
María Rivas
Venezuelan singer
John Psathas
New Zealand composer
Connie Crothers
American jazz pianist
Matt Savage
Actor
Michael Garvin
Songwriter
Joelle
Singer
Steve Piccolo
Musical artist
Flairck
Musical ensemble
Irène Schweizer
Swiss jazz pianist
Roine Stolt
Swedish guitarist
Tommy Smith
Ice hockey player
Angelina
French singer
Scott Gwinnell
Musical artist
Metamatics
Musical artist
Grant Green
Baseball second baseman
Aili Järvelä
Musician
Echt
Band
Kevin Gastonguay
Musician
Eyal Lovett
Trio
Karin Krog
Norwegian singer
Al Killian
American jazz trumpeter
Pim Jacobs
Dutch jazz pianist
Richie Buckley
Musician
NakamuraEmi
Singer
Koichi Sugiyama
Japanese composer
Liberty Ellman
Jazz guitarist
Jerry Jerome
American musician
Peter Kowald
German double bassist
Leonard Ware
Jazz guitarist
Joey Baron
American drummer
Léon
Swedish singer
Sinn Sisamouth
Cambodian singer-songwriter
