1923 in jazz

1923 in jazz
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Decade	1920s in jazz
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Standards	List of 1920s jazz standards
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This is a timeline documenting events of Jazz in the year 1923.

Musicians born that year included Fats Navarro and Tito Alberti.

Standards

• In 1923 the standards "Charleston" and "Tin Roof Blues" were published.^[1]

Births

Fats Navarro, ca 1947. Photo by William P. Gottlieb.

Tito Alberti

• Aaron Sachs, saxophone and clarinet player
• Al Harewood, American drummer
• Alys Robi, French Canadian singer
• Art Mardigan, American drummer
• Arvell Shaw, American double-bassist
• Barney Kessel, American guitarist
• Bennie Green, American trombonist
• Betty Glamann, American harpist
• Bill Douglass, American drummer
• Billy "Uke" Scott,
• Bjarne Nerem, Norwegian saxophonist
• Bob Bates, American bassist
• Bob Dorough, American pianist, composer and vocalese singer
• Bob Lively, American saxophonist
• Bobby Tucker, American pianist and arranger
• Buddy DeFranco, American clarinet player
• Chris McGale, Canadian violinist
• Chuck Wayne, American guitarist
• Claude Luter, clarinetist and soprano saxophonist
• Dexter Gordon, American tenor saxophonist
• Dill Jones, Welsh pianist
• Don Abney, American pianist
• Don Banks,
• Don Butterfield, American tuba player
• Don Tosti,
• Ellis Larkins, American pianist
• Elmo Hope, American pianist
• Eugene Wright, American bassist
• Fats Navarro, trumpet player and pioneer of bebop.
• Frank Socolow, American saxophonist and oboist
• Fred Hunt, English pianist
• George Russell,
• George Wallington, American pianist and composer
• Gunnar Hoffsten,
• Guy Warren, Ghanaian drummer
• Herman Sherman, American saxophonist and bandleader
• Idrees Sulieman, trumpeter
• Ike Isaacs, American bassist
• Joe Kennedy, Jr, American violinist and educator.
• Joe Shulman, American bassist
• Johnny Hartman, American singer
• Josette Daydé, French singer and actress
• Kitty White, American vocalist
• Lenny Hambro,
• Linda Hayes, American singer
• Lloyd Trotman, American bassist
• Lucille Dixon Robertson, American double-bassist
• Margie Hyams, American vibraphonist, pianist, and arranger
• Marky Markowitz, American trumpeter
• Mel Powell, American pianist and composer
• Milt Jackson, American vibraphonist
• Nora Brockstedt, Norwegian singer
• Norma Zimmer, American vocalist
• Osie Johnson, American drummer, arranger and singer
• Paul Bacon, album cover designer
• Percy Heath, American bassist
• Pete Candoli, American trumpeter
• Phil Nimmons, Canadian clarinetist, composer and bandleader
• Philly Joe Jones, American drummer
• Ray Ellis, American record producer, arranger and conductor
• Red Garland, American pianist
• Remo Palmier, American guitarist
• Sam Rivers,
• Serge Chaloff, American baritone saxophonist.
• Syd Lawrence, British bandleader
• Thad Jones, American trumpeter, composer and bandleader.
• Tiny Kahn, American drummer, arranger and composer
• Tito Alberti, Argentine jazz drummer
• Tito Puente,
• Wilbur Ware, American double-bassist
• Willie Cook, American trumpeter
• Wyatt Ruther, double-bassist

References

1. "History of Jazz Time Line: 1923". All About Jazz. Retrieved December 2, 2010.