1920s Jazz Joe “King” Oliver Edward “Kid” Ory Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington Jelly Roll Morton.

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1920s Jazz Joe “King” Oliver Edward “Kid” Ory Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington Jelly Roll Morton

Joe “King” Oliver ( ) Famous Cornetist and Band leader Crowned King by Edward “Kid” Ory for Oliver was the King of the Cornet Leader of the Creole Jazz Band Click Here to listen to King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band play “Dippermouth Blues” (Sugarfoot Stomp)Here

Edward “Kid” Ory ( ) Great trombonist of the 1920s and 1940s Kid Ory was a clever business man, trombonist, and band leader After retiring from jazz in the late 20s, he had a comeback to jazz in the 1940s and was very successful. Played with Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, and Jelly Roll Morton Click Here to listen to Kid Ory and his band play “Creole Song”Here

Louis Armstrong ( ) Considered the most important improviser in Jazz Very talented in his musical abilities from a young age. Later on he taught himself to play cornet Eventually caught the attention of some of the established musicians of New Orleans including Joe “King” Oliver Click Here to listen to Louis Armstrong play and sing “Hello Dolly”Here

Duke Ellington ( ) Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington Great composer, pianist, and band leader Click Here to look at part of the tenor saxophone score for “Take the A Train”Here Ellington changed the sound of jazz by combining many different types of music and creating a new consistent style. Click Here to listen to Duke Ellington’s “Take the A Train”Here

Jelly Roll Morton ( ) Ferdinand Joseph Morton Itinerant Pianist. Morton travelled all over the United States from New Orleans to New York to Los Angeles First recordings were made in Chicago, Click Here to listen to Jelly Roll Morton’s “Shreveport Stomp”Here

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