Jazzmen

Latin American Nueva Yorkers like Machito, for example, teamed up with African American jazzmen to create new musical hybrids. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It's exasperating at first—you want the jazzmen to get on with it, to lift your spirits by breaking into a familiar tempo. ❋ Joe Morgenstern (2011)

But Mr. Bernstein is part of a growing generation of jazzmen who grew up with rock on the radio, and who believe that contemporary jazz musicians can bridge that gap and put their own stamp on popular songs. ❋ Will Friedwald (2011)

For us, Miami Dalt's was where all things happened; this was where one's friends worked and played, where plans for hitting the Keys, driving into the Grove to dance to the Gingerman's jazzmen or slop down oysters at Monty Trainer's, were made. ❋ JP Reese (2011)

Unlike most modern jazzmen, who often address a pop or rock song by reharmonizing it to make it more "jazzy," Mr. Murray makes the medium of jazz simpler. ❋ Will Friedwald (2011)

Veteran jazzmen like Charles Lloyd are frequently described as "saxophonist-composer-bandleaders," but in Mr. Lloyd's case that order is incorrect. ❋ Will Friedwald (2011)

Even more than most creative contemporary jazzmen Joe Lovano and John Zorn spring to mind, Mr. Douglas doesn't so much create concept albums as concept bands, all of which operate roughly simultaneously and express different aspects of his personal vision. ❋ Will Friedwald (2011)

Younger musicians around town know Mr. Owens primarily as a teacher, one who's passed on his considerable knowledge to several generations of jazzmen and women. ❋ Will Friedwald (2012)

With the arrival of rock 'n' roll in the 1950s and '60s, many veteran jazzmen felt displaced and further detached from the mainstream; most dismissed post-Elvis strains of popular music. ❋ Will Friedwald (2011)

Brad Mehldau's celebrated trio made the pianist one of the most popular of all contemporary jazzmen, especially among the under-40 set. ❋ Will Friedwald (2011)

Nearly all the major jazzmen tried swinging or reinventing the classics, and a few in particular — such as John Kirby, Art Tatum, John Lewis and the Modern Jazz Quartet — made a specialty of it. ❋ Will Friedwald (2010)

The critic Leonard Feather described Klein as "one of the most confident and capable of British jazzmen", while the record producer Tony Hall commended his "highly-charged, snorting solos". ❋ Unknown (2010)

Like Scott and other jazzmen, he also worked with commercial bands and took recording dates with pop singers such as Tommy Steele and, later, the Beatles (he was one of the saxophonists on Lady Madonna), often having to busk appropriate accompaniments on the spot. ❋ Unknown (2010)

(Soundbite of piano music) STAMBERG: Jim Pearce composes, plays, and sings in the tradition of two far better known, but not all that well-known jazzmen. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Even the time signature was a breakthrough: Composer Sammy Fain had written this main title theme as a waltz, and Mr. Evans would play a key role in establishing 3/4 time as a viable option for modern jazzmen. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We may all be Berliners, to paraphrase President Kennedy, but this weekend Berlin jazzmen are becoming Brooklynites. ❋ Will Friedwald (2010)

Like a lot of contemporary Brooklyn-centric jazzmen, Mr. Preminger casts a guitar in the customary role of the piano (as usual, it's our favorite Frisell deputy, Ben Monder). ❋ Unknown (2010)

Peter:did u see what [jazzmen] did [Penny]:yeah Peter:she got [straight A's] Penny:dang ❋ Cottenrottencandy (2018)

It is [great] [to know] a Jazzmen. ❋ Lalalalal21o3u (2021)

Jazzmen [says] she loves me but she's always [texting] [other boys]. ❋ Jersey Beach 21 (2017)

have [you seen] a girl named jazzmen shes [so hot] i want to [talk to] her. ❋ Nicksbabygirl (2017)