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    This document provides an overview of notable jazz singers categorized into three sections: Female Singers, Male Singers, and Vocal Groups. For both female and male singers, it lists influential early artists, classic artists from the bebop and post-bebop eras, and current jazz singers influenced by genres like pop, Latin, gospel, and world music. It also highlights some notable European and international jazz vocalists. The final section briefly lists several acclaimed jazz vocal groups.

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    This document provides an overview of notable jazz singers categorized into three sections: Female Singers, Male Singers, and Vocal Groups. For both female and male singers, it lists influential early artists, classic artists from the bebop and post-bebop eras, and current jazz singers influenced by genres like pop, Latin, gospel, and world music. It also highlights some notable European and international jazz vocalists. The final section briefly lists several acclaimed jazz vocal groups.

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    This document provides an overview of notable jazz singers categorized into three sections: Female Singers, Male Singers, and Vocal Groups. For both female and male singers, it lists influential early artists, classic artists from the bebop and post-bebop eras, and current jazz singers influenced by genres like pop, Latin, gospel, and world music. It also highlights some notable European and international jazz vocalists. The final section briefly lists several acclaimed jazz vocal groups.

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    Jazz Singers

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    This document provides an overview of notable jazz singers categorized into three sections: Female Singers, Male Singers, and Vocal Groups. For both female and male singers, it lists influential early artists, classic artists from the bebop and post-bebop eras, and current jazz singers influenced by genres like pop, Latin, gospel, and world music. It also highlights some notable European and international jazz vocalists. The final section briefly lists several acclaimed jazz vocal groups.

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    Jazz Singers

    I. Female Singers
    1. The Roots
    2. The Classics
    3. Other Singers
    4. Jazz Singers of our times
    a. International
    b. European singers and a few tips
    c. Latin influences
    d. Pop influences
    e. Free and world music influences
    f. Gospel and blues oriented

    II. Male Singers


    1. The Roots
    2. The Classics
    3. Other Singers
    4. Jazz Singers of our times
    a. Crooners
    b. International
    c. European singers and a few tips
    d. Crossover
    e. Latin influences
    III. Vocal Groups
    I. Female Singers
    1. The Roots
    Jackson Mahalia
    Smith Bassie

    2. The Classics
    Certer Betty – The bebop girle
    Look what I got
    It’s not about the molidy
    Dearie Blossom – Bloosom dearie
    Fitzgerals Ella – live in Berlin
    E.F. & Louis Armstrong
    E.F. & Count Basie Orchestra
    E.F. & Joe Pass
    Holiday Billie – Live at the Carnegie Hall
    Lady Day & Prez
    Lady Satin
    Don’t Explain
    Horn Shirley – You won’t forget me
    Here’s to life
    Jordan Sheila – Lost and found
    Lee Paggy
    Lincoln Abbey – First Song
    Mad affair
    London Julie – Don’t Smoke in Bed
    McRea Carmen – sings Monk
    Sings Billie Holiday
    Merill Helen – Brownie
    O’Day Anita – With Gene Krupa
    Vaughan Sarah – Live in Japan
    Sassy swings the Tivoly
    Crazy & mixed up
    Washington Dianah – Mad about the Boy
    With Quincy Jones
    Queen of Blues
    Wilson Nancy – with Cannonball Abberley
    The swinging mutual

    3. Other Singers
    Horn Lena
    Humes Helen
    James Etta – Mystery Lady
    Krall Irene
    Krog Karin – Something borrowed, something new
    Lane Cleo
    Lee Jane
    Raney Sue
    Philipps Esther
    Simone Nina
    4. Jazz Singers of our times
    a. International

    Bridgewater Dee Dee – Live in Montreux


    Tribute to Horace Silver
    Dear Ella
    Cole Natalie – Unforgettable
    D’Ambrosio Meredith – South to a warmer place
    Love is not a game
    Ferrell Rachel – Something else, Can I be me?
    I'm Special
    Live at Montreux
    Goodmann Gabrielle – Travelin’ light
    Gould Rachel – With Chet Baker
    More of me
    Krall Diana – Only Trust your heart
    Live in Paris
    Lundy Carmen – Good morning kiss
    Self Portrait
    Old Devil Moon
    Monheit Jane – Never never land come dream with me
    Niemack Judy – Blue Bop
    Beauty and the Prince
    Peyroux Madeleine – Dreamland
    Reeves Dianne – I remember sky
    Live at the new morning
    Bridges
    Shuur Diane – In tribute
    Heart To Heart (with B.B. King)
    Schuur Thing
    Wilson Cassandra – She who weeps
    Day aweigh
    Blue skies
    Dance to the drum
    Rendezvous (with Jacky Terrasson)
    b. European singers and a few tips

    Acuna Claudia – Wind from the south


    Allyson Karrin – I didn’t know about you
    Bergmann Marie - Fruit
    Black Cristie – With Standards (with Bobby Lyle)
    Burton Ann – Am I blue
    Bryson Jeanie – I love being here with you
    Caumont Elisabeth
    Droste Silvia – Duke’s Sound of love
    Ducros Anne – Purple songs
    Fygi Laura – Introducing
    Kontomanou Elisabeth
    Margolis Kitty – Evolution
    May Tina – Time will Tell
    Nergaard Silje – port of call
    Norby Caecilie – First Conversation
    My corner of the sky
    Queen of Bad excuses
    Pietri Magali – Pour Monk (with G.de Chassy)
    Siri’s Svale Band – Blackbird
    Necessarily So
    Tolstoy Viktoria – White Russian
    Verny Cecile – Oazoo, Got a ticket
    Metisse
    Kekeli
    European Songbook
    Vitro Roseanna – Softly’
    Wilkinson Sunny – Sunny Wilkinson

    c. Latin influences

    Gilberto Astrud
    McCorkle Susannah – Sabia
    Maria Tania
    Purim Flora
    d. Pop influences

    Jones Rickie Lee


    Mitchell Joni – Shadows and light
    Holy Cole – Blame on my youth
    e. Free and world music influences

    Chandra Sheila – Real world


    Boine Mari - Leahkastin (Unfolding)
    Clayton Jay – Vocal Summit
    João Maria – Chocolate
    Looking for Love
    Undercovers
    Jordan Sheila – Lost & Found
    Newton Lauren
    Rudolph Celine – Segredo
    Sharrock Linda

    f. Gospel and blues oriented

    Mccomb Liz
    La Velle
    James Etta
    II. Male Singers

    1. The Roots

    Armstrong Louis – Ella & Louis, Ella & Louis sing Gershwin

    2. The Classics

    Armstrong Louis – Ella & Louis, Ella & Louis sing Gershwin
    Porgy & Bess
    Gonzales Babs
    Henderson Jon – Cloud buster
    Jefferson Eddie – Letter from Home
    Things are getting better

    3. Other Singers

    King Pleasure – Golden Days


    Scott Jimmy – Over the Rainbow
    Dream

    4. Jazz Singers of our times


    a. Crooners

    Benett Toni – MTV Unplugged


    Hartmann Johnny – I Just Dropped by to say hello
    Unforgettable
    Sinatra Frank – Live at the sands
    Live on Stage vol 1 & 2
    Duets
    Nat King Cole

    b. International

    Allison Mose
    Baker Chet – Chet sings
    Chet sings again
    Let’s get lost
    My Funny Valentine
    Connick Jr. Harry
    Elling Kurt – Man in the Air
    Nightmoves
    The Messenger
    Mahogany Kevin – Double Rainbow
    Songs and Moments
    Another time another place
    Murphy Mark
    Stoloff Bob

    c. European singers and a few tips

    Fessler peter – Color of my mind


    Gottschalk Norbert – Light Weight Sight
    The art of duo
    Favorite Songs
    Linx David – Standards
    (& Diederik Wissels) Band arkah
    Nougaro Claude – Bleu Blanc Blues
    Nougayork

    d. Crossover

    Benson George – Big boss band


    Connick Jr Harry
    Jerreau Al – Tenderness
    The Jazz Singer
    McFerrin Bobby – Hush (with Yo Yo Ma)

    e. Latin influences

    Jobim Antonio Carlos


    Gilberto Gil
    Jorge Ben

    III. Vocal Groups


    Andrew Sisters
    Double six
    Lambert Hendricks & Ross
    Manhattan Transfert
    New York Voices – A Day like This
    Swingle Singers
    Take 6

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