James Brown

James Brown (1933-2006) is the undisputed Godfather of Soul in America and a legendary Ramp; B singer and lyricist, he is the creator of "Funk" music and is also unique in the fields of rap, hip-hop, disco and other fields. James Brown recorded more than 50 albums and more than 119 singles in his lifetime. The 1960s and 1970s were his golden period. Each of his albums was on the Top 100 list. His song "Say It Loud, I'm Black, I'm For "This Pride" was a milestone in the racial rights movement in 1968. James Brown won two Grammy Awards in 1965 and 1987, and was crowned with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1992. He was also one of the first masters inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986.

Lisa Ono

Lisa Ono, a Japanese jazz female singer, was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Since his debut in 1989, he has expanded the bossa nova genre in Japan with his natural singing voice and rhythmic guitar music. She has also co-created many works with Antonio Carlos Jobim, the representative of bossa nova, or Jo?o Donato, the master of jazz samba music, and has held concerts in New York, Brazil and Asia. Her music style is deeply influenced by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Stan Getz, and Miles Davis, mixing samba, jazz, poetry, and a fiery style with unique guitar rhythms. Today he is known as the number one musician in Japan’s bossa nova scene.

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miles davis

Miles Davis (Miles Davis) is known as the "Prince of Darkness" and was born in He comes from a wealthy middle-class family, his father is a dentist, and his mother and sisters are both musicians. He started playing trumpet when he was nine years old. On his 13th birthday, Miles Davis received his first trumpet as a birthday gift. His father would never have imagined that this trumpet would start his musical journey and make him an important figure in the development of jazz.

John Coltrane

John Coltrane is one of the greatest saxophonists in the history of jazz and an outstanding music innovator. The forum has a huge influence.

Charlie Parker

Charlie Parker, born in 1920, is the greatest alto saxophonist in the history of jazz, and the most talented saxophone player in the history of jazz. Charlie, nicknamed Bird Parker was also a musician who had a decisive influence on the development of jazz as a whole. During his tenure as foreman, his team also included many later master musicians such as the young Miles Davis. In the history of beb jazz, he, pianist Bud Powell, and trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie are recognized as the leadership pioneers of beb jazz. . Charlie Parker's playing skills are unparalleled, whether he is leading the turn of phrases in a small arrangement, or a dazzling solo section in a Kansas City Big Band club, no matter how much Parker takes drugs, drinks and indulges, as long as he takes the Every melody played by the saxophone is as stunning as ever. When playing in unison with trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, the rhythm speed seems to reach an inhuman "devil" level. Parker, who burned both his energy and talent in the flames of drugs, was only thirty-five years old when he died. When doctors examined his body, he felt that he had an old body of sixty-five years old.

His influence is far-reaching. Miles Davis once said in his later years: "Without Parker, jazz today would sound completely different." It is true to his words.