1923 in jazz

1923 in jazz
Oklahoma Indian Jazz
Decade	1920s in jazz
Music	1923 in music
Standards	List of 1920s jazz standards
See also	1922 in jazz – 1924 in jazz

List of years in jazz

... 1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919 ...

... 1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933 ...

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", "Wolverine Blues", "Kansas City Stomp", 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

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

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