Jazz Trivia: Can You Name These Legendary Musicians?
1.
Which artist was responsible for the album "A Love Supreme"?
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John Coltrane
2.
What California based group performs only Charlie Parker songs?
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Supersax
3.
What sport does Lars Ulrich's father Torben, a jazz musician, play professionally?
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Tennis
4.
In 1956 two great tenor-sax players teamed up on a track called Tenor Madness. Who are they?
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Sonny Rollins & John Coltrane
5.
What are the first names of jazz songsters Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross?
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Eddie, Jon, And Annie
6.
What famous, now deceased jazz guitarist never knew how to read music?
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Joe Pass
7.
What was the name of jazz fusion guitarist Pat Metheny's album of noise?
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Zero Tolerance Of Silence
8.
On what label was the first recorded use of the bass drum in jazz used...and by whom?
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Okeh...Gene Krupa
9.
Who was the bassist in the original Oscar Peterson Trio?
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Ray Brown
10.
What Jazz star is featured on the album "52nd Street"?
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Michael Brecker
11.
What song did Ella Fitzgerald have in the pop charts in April, 1963?
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Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?
12.
Who was the Nashville session guitarist whose single jazz record became a classic?
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Hank Garland
13.
What was jazz pianist Bill Evans' first composition?
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Very Early
14.
When did Lars Ulrich move to America with his father, jazz musician and tennis pro Tolben Ulrich?
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1980
15.
The album "Yankees" is by Derek Bailey and which horn players?
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John Zorn And George Lewis
16.
In what TV show did jazz trumpeter Jack Sheldon star?
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Run, Buddy, Run
17.
Which instrument is jazz artist Ron Carter famous for playing?
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Piccolo Bass
18.
What great jazz and experimental singer/songwriter's equally talented musician son drowned in 1997?
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Tim Buckley
19.
How much money did Sinatra pay for the release of his kidnapped son?
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$240,000
20.
Whose autobiography is titled "To Be or Not to Bop"?
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Dizzy Gillespie
21.
Who was discovered by jazz musician Les McCann?
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Roberta Flack
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