Jazz A to Z - Statistics

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Answer Stats
Letter Hint Answer % Correct
C Saxophonist known for his albums 'Blue Train' and 'Giant Steps' John Coltrane
93%
N City in which jazz originated New Orleans
88%
U Country in which jazz originated United States
85%
B Subgenre characterised by fast tempos and complex song structures Bebop
84%
D Highly influential trumpeter and bandleader Miles Davis
83%
I Performing spontaneously and composing as one goes along Improvisation
80%
A Trumpeter and singer nicknamed 'Satchmo' Louis Armstrong
80%
S Subgenre popular in the 1930s, often played by big bands Swing
77%
G Musician known for his bent trumpet, beret, glasses, and 'balloon cheeks' Dizzy Gillespie
76%
E Pianist who led an eponymous orchestra for over fifty years Duke Ellington
76%
H Singer best known for her standard 'Strange Fruit' Billie Holiday
71%
L A short phrase used in a solo Lick
71%
F Subgenre characterised by combining jazz with elements of rock music Fusion
70%
K 1959 album by D, often considered the greatest jazz album of all time Kind of Blue
62%
M Probably the most famous double bass player of all time Charles Mingus
61%
J A style of lively jazz dancing Jive / Jitterbug
49%
P A tight, groovy rhythm section can be said to be playing 'in the...' Pocket
49%
T 1959 Dave Brubeck album known for unusual time signatures Time Out
45%
R Romani-Belgian guitarist, one of Europe's most influential jazz musicians Django Reinhardt
44%
X Civil rights activist who played drums in jazz bands under the stage name Jack Carlton Malcolm X
43%
V Percussion instrument frequently heard in mid-century jazz music Vibraphone
43%
Q A famous one of these recorded a live album at Massey Hall in 1953 Quintet
38%
Z Jazz slang for sharp clothes, usually applied to suits Zoot
31%
O First jazz band to record jazz music commercially {Original} Dixieland Jass Band
22%
Y Jazz saxophonist credited with popularising the slang word 'cool' Lester Young
20%
W Eminent female pianist who mentored many other musicians, including D and G Mary Lou Williams
20%
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