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midterm Flashcards

1
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Who did Warren “Baby” Dodds play for?

A

Luis Cartel, Henry Martin, Kid Ori, Ring Oliver, Louie Armstrong

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2
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Who was the first drummer to record?

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Tony Spargo

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Who did Sonny Greer play for? When?

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1919-1951, Duke Ellington

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Who did William “Chick” Webb play for?

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Ella Fitzgerald

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5
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Who did Gene Krupa play for?

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Benny Goodman

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Who did “Papa” Jo Jones play for?

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The Count Basie Orchestra

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Who did Big Sid Catlett play for? When?

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Louie Armstrong, Charlie Parker, 40s

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Who did Ray McKinley play for?

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Glen Miller

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Who did louie Bellson play for?

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Duke Ellington

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Who did Kenny “Klook” Clarke play for?

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Dizzy Gillespie

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11
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Who moved time from snare drum to right cymbal?

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Kenny “Klook” Clarke

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Who did Max Roach play for?

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Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Fletcher Henderson

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1920s era

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early jazz, dixieland, ragtime

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14
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1930s era

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swing

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15
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1940s-50s era

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bebop

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16
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1940s-60s era

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rhythm and blues

17
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early jazz key people

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Warren “Baby” Dodds, Louie Armstrong Hot 7, King Oliver

18
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swing key people

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Chick Webb, Gene Krupa, Shadow Wilson, “Papa” Jo Jones

19
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bebop key people

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Kenny “Klook” Clarke, Max Roach, Shadow Wilson, Art Blakey

20
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rhythm and blues key people

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Shadow Wilson, Earl Palmer

21
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early jazz groove

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digging coal, press roll on snare, bass on 1 and 3

22
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swing groove

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swing beat on hi hat, bass four on the floor, snare accents

23
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bebop groove

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time on ride cymbal, syncopation between snare and bass, bass dropping bombs, comping

24
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rhythm and blues groove

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back beat

25
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early jazz instruments

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calf skin head, fly swatter, cymbals didn’t record well, low boy, woodblocks

26
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swing instruments

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chinese tom toms, brushes, hi hat

27
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bebop instruments

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heavier sticks/cymbals to keep up with amplified instruments, plastic drum heads

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