Blues Jazz
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Hibbler's jazz & blues soaked
vocals took him from Duke
Ellington'd band to solo
stardom.
Steeped in the blues,
Washington excelled at
jazz, pop and R&B.
Washington's jazz- and
blues-soaked vocal style...
Vinson always played a hot
jazz sax but it was his
haunting blues falsetto that
put him over the top.
The lovely Miss Brooks
helped define sophisticated
boogie woogie and West
Coast blues.
A tenor sax player known
for his distinctive, powerful
sound, Quebec played both
energetic Swing and
mellower Soul-Jazz.
With or without Basie,
Rushing's barrel-chested,
blues-drenched, banshee
vocals smack you upside
the head.
Williams became a star with
Count Basie's band in the
1950s and just kept getting
bigger and better through
out the decades.
This soulful saxophonist
was a key part of the 1960s
Atlantic Records jazz, blues
and R&B sound. Curtis had
many instrumental R&B hits...
A much-loved singer who
treads the line between
jazz and R&B, Lou Rawls'
elegant voice brings the
game to a whole new leve...
This national treasure has
combined Gospel with the
best of secular music to
help give birth to soul, rock
and hard bop. Charles' sil...
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