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ANSWERS FOR QUIZ #5 - JAZZ ON FILM

1. C) St. Louis Blues

2. C) Ivie Anderson who is in the Marx Brothers' movie A Day At The Races.

3. C) Jimmie Lunceford

4. B) Honey In The Honeycomb. The other three songs are all sung by Ethel Waters.

5. D) Marlowe Morris

6. A) Coleman Hawkins

7. A) Jack Teagarden. Kid Ory was the trombonist.

8. B) Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?

9. C) The Fabulous Dorseys

10. D) Steve Allen

11. B) Ella Fitzgerald

12. B) Red Nichols

13. D) The Chico Hamilton Quintet

14. B) The Girl From Ipanema, performed by Stan Getz, Astrud Gilberto and Gary Burton.

15. B) Dick Gregory

16. A) Giant Steps

17. C) Warren Vache

18. D) Miles Davis

19. B) Jelly Roll Morton

20. C) Benny Golson


ANSWERS FOR QUIZ #4 - A JAZZ POTPOURRI

1. B) Six Saxophones

2. D) The Six Jolly Jesters

3. D) Ben Pollack

4. C) Ozzie Nelson

5. C) Wally Rose

6. A) Andy Kirk

7. B) Charlie Barnet

8. C) Jimmy Yancey

9. C) Brew Moore. He also recorded "More Brew" that day.

10. D) Stan Kenton

11. A) Red Callender

12. C) Phineas Newborn

13. B) Hank Mobley

14. C) Michel Legrand

15. B) Bobby Hutcherson

16. D) Marcus Miller

17. B) Earl Klugh

18. D) Sting

19. D) George Cables

20. C) Rebecca Kilgore


ANSWERS FOR QUIZ #3 - THE SINGERS

1. D) Gene Greene “The Ragtime King” who scatted on “King Of The Bungalows” back in 1911.

2. C) Helen Humes

3. A) On The Sunny Side Of The Street

4. B) Ella Fitzgerald

5. A) Max Miller

6. C) Bee Palmer who recorded “Singing The Blues,” based partly on solos by Bix Beiderbecke and Frank
Trumbauer, in 1929. That recording went unreleased for over 50 years and had no influence on the
innovative work of Eddie Jefferson who first emerged in the late 1940s.

7. B) Sarah Vaughan

8. D) My Sweet Hunk O' Trash

9. D) Connie Boswell

10. C) Ruth Etting

11. D) Dakota Staton

12. C) Carol Sloane

13. C) Secretary

14. B) Piano

15. A) Teresa Brewer

16. C) Maxine Sullivan

17. C) Kurt Elling

18. D) 1991. Apreslude, put out by the Splasch label, is a real obscurity. The set is comprised mostly of
duets with guitarist Antonio Scarano, recorded in Gambarini's native Italy, 15 years before her second
album.

19. C) Sophie Millman

20. B) Betty Carter


ANSWERS FOR QUIZ #2 - THE TRUMPETERS

1. A) Henry Busse

2. C) Frank Guarente

3. D) Slide Whistle

4. B) Andy Secrest

5. D) It was an instrumental

6. D) Willis “Gator” Jackson who was with Cootie Williams in 1948.

7. A) The Lady In Red

8. C) Claude Thornhill

9. B) Duke Ellington

10. D) Red Rodney

11. C) Billie Rogers, in 1942

12. A) Dizzy Gillespie

13. C) Bobby Bradford

14. B) Dewey Johnson

15. B) Jack Sheldon who starred on 1966's Run Buddy Run.

16. B) George Barnes

17. D) Lester Bowie

18. B) Red Rodney

19. A) Dave Douglas

20. A) Bunny Berigan


ANSWERS FOR QUIZ #1 - A GRAB BAG

1. B) The Original Dixieland Jazz Band

2. C) Paul Whiteman

3. C) 1938

4. A) King Oliver

5. A) Fats Waller

6. B) Lionel Hampton

7. A) The Trouble With Cinderella

8. D) Shorty Rogers

9. C) Bill Evans

10. C) Hoagy Carmichael

11. B) 27

12. C) Stan Kenton

13. C) Wes Montgomery, who was in the John Coltrane Sextet along with Eric Dolphy, McCoy Tyner, Reggie
Workman and Elvin Jones. Wes soon quit the group, saying that he had gotten tired of “standing in line for
solos.”

14. D) Joanne Brackeen

15. C) Joe Farrell

16. D) Paul Desmond

17. D) David Sanborn

18. C) Albert Ayler

19. B) Gary Burton

20. D) Al Hirt