Übersetzung für 'jazz record' von Englisch nach Deutsch

jazz record

Jazzplatte {f}audiomus.

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record-by-record {adv}

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jazz

Jazz {m}mus.

Jazzmusik {f}mus.

jazz concert

Jazzkonzert {n}mus.

jazz CD

Jazz-CD {f}mus.

jazz guitarist

Jazzgitarrist {m} [auch: Jazz-Gitarrist]jobsmus.

free jazz

Free Jazz {m}mus.

jazz trio

Jazztrio {n}mus.

modal jazz

modaler Jazz {m}mus.

jazz orchestra

Jazzorchester {n}mus.

acid jazz

Acid Jazz {m}mus.

jazz brush

Jazzbesen {m}mus.

jazz singer

Jazzsänger {m}jobsmus.

jazz fan

Jazzfan {m}mus.

uptempo jazz

Uptempo-Jazz {m}mus.

jazz combo

Jazz-Combo {f}mus.

jazz harmony

Jazzharmonik {f}mus.

hot jazz

Hot {m} [kurz für: Hot Jazz]mus.

jazz improvisation

Jazzimprovisation {f}mus.

jazz rock

Rockjazz {m} [Jazzrock]mus.

• The Original Dixieland Jass Band made the music's first recordings early in 1917, and their "Livery Stable Blues" became the earliest released jazz record.
• Nordskog Records was a jazz record company and label founded by Andrae Nordskog in 1921 in Santa Monica, California.
• Funny Boys made the first serious Norwegian jazz record in 1938.
• "Spectrum Road", a collaboration with Vernon Reid, Cindy Blackman and John Medeski in tribute to The Tony Williams Lifetime, was released in June 2012 by the US jazz record label Palmetto Records and was accompanied by a series of dates at large jazz festivals in North America and Europe throughout June and July.
• In 1993, Charles was signed to the Acid Jazz record label.

• In 1955 he joined Fantasy Records, for many years the largest independent jazz record label in the world.
• He continues to be the subject of articles in national publications, such as Down Beat and Jazz Times Magazine, and his work is documented in The Encyclopedia of Jazz and many Jazz Record Guides.
• He was also inspired by his father's extensive jazz record collection, and at age 12, he began to DJ and make pause tape beats.
• It was built in 1904 and frequented by the poet Philip Larkin, who gave a talk to the Jazz Record Society entitled ‘My Life and Death as a Record Reviewer’ here in 1977.
• West Craft Records was a Los Angeles-based jazz record label of the early 1950s. Musicians who recorded on West Craft included Jack Teagarden and Pud Brown.

• David Hepworth described the album as "like a jazz record not merely because it had jazz manners and was slathered in strings and employed congas and triangle as its most prominent form of percussion...But it's also jazz in the sense that...[...]t plays like one long single."
• The single was the second most popular jazz record in "DownBeat" [...] s readers' poll for 1952.