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JazzBiographies.com has thousands of jazz biography web pages. Each page contains either biography text or links to recommended biographies at other websites.

JazzBiographies.com allows you to locate and compare biographies without having to wade through pages of fruitless search engine results.

JazzBiographies.com was conceived and constructed by Jeremy Wilson. The majority of the content was developed by Sandra Burlingame.

Jeremy Wilson is the creator of JazzStandards.com. His background is in network analysis and information management.

Sandra Burlingame is the Editor in Chief at JazzStandards.com. She has also edited Sing Your Story by Jay Clayton, Metaphors for the Musician by Randy Halberstadt, Tapping the Source by Brenda Bufalino, and 5/4 Magazine.


Cyrus Chestnut

Cyrus Chestnut



My Foolish Heart

Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette



Cyrus Plays Elvis

Cyrus Chestnut



Abbey Sings Abbey

Abbey Lincoln



Live at Newport '58

Horace Silver

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Stuart Nicholson

Billie Holiday (Music)

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Doug Ramsey

Take Five: The Public and Private Lives of Paul Desmond

Parkside Publications, Inc.

Rarely in the annals of jazz biography has a subject's career been documented so thoroughly... a monumental work. -- Downbeat Magazine


Wes Montgomery

Jazz Icons: Wes Montgomery Live in '65

Jazz Icons

DVD - Close-ups of Montgomery's hands traversing the fretboard should be required viewing for any aspiring jazz guitarist. -- The Boston Phoenix


Dexter Gordon

Jazz Icons: Dexter Gordon Live in '63 & '64

Jazz Icons

DVD - Watching the saxophonist in action is akin to a state of jazz bliss ... It’s priceless footage that is worth its weight in gold. -- JazzReview.com


David A. Jasen, Gene Jones

Spreadin' Rhythm Around: Black Popular Songwriters, 1880-1930

Schirmer Books

An entertaining and thoughtful history of great but neglected African-American tunesmiths from the vaudeville and early jazz eras. -- Kirkus Reviews

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