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John Coltrane
Tenor Sax
Quartet included Coy Tyner (piano), Elton Jones (drums), Jimmy Garrison (bass.

Major Albums: giant step, a love supreme

Major Styles: sheets of sound, pedal point. quartal, collective improvisation
Louis Armstrong
Trumpet
Count Basie
Pianist, band leader
Solid swing sound
Light sparse piano style
Coleman Hawkins
Tenor Sax
Not lyrical or melodic
Harmonic complexity
Lester Young
Tenor Sax
Floaty, melodic, "sits above the mix", relaxed swing feel
Influenced cool jazz players
Duke Ellington
Pianist, Bandleader, composer
Music has a lot of counter melodies and interlocking parts, voicing across the sections
Wrote several types of pieces
Bill Evan
Piano player
Played with Miles
Classical influence, light and delicate sound, legato
Invented piano trio
Always had really good bass players
Lots of interaction between musicians
Herbie Hancock
Piano Player
Played with Miles
Hard bop, funk, and modern classical styles
Chick Corea
Piano Player
Played with Miles
Can play quartally
Plays Latin tunes
Fluid style, plays freely at times
Keith Jarrett
Piano Player
Played with miles
Anti-electric music
Entirely improvised concerts
Wes Montgomery
Guitarist
Mellow sound b/c plays with his thumbs
Bluesy, bop oriented
Charles Mingus
Bassist
Aggressive Playing
Bluesy
Sometimes plays bop, program music
Diverse instrumentation
Pat Metheny
Guitarist
Lush, layered sound
Fluid and melodic
incorporates folk, rock, and brazilian
Wynton Marsalis
Trumpet player
First started playing like Miles, then explored sounds like Armstrong's and Ellington's