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Often used in the same context:
saxophonist,
reggae,
bebop,
classical music,
blues,
jazz musician,
music,
zydeco,
ragtime,
jazzman,
jazzy,
klezmer,
sax,
bluegrass,
rockabilly,
pianist,
tenor saxophonist,
jazzer,
django reinhardt,
bossa nova,
piano,
trumpeter,
bop,
benny goodman,
trombonist,
flamenco,
musicians,
saxman,
alto saxophonist,
dixieland,
saxist,
choro,
ska,
thelonious monk,
bandleader,
folk,
vibraphone,
nonet,
polka,
cabaret,
string quartet,
electronica,
bluesman,
bossa,
count basie,
clarinetist,
stephane grappelli,
grappelli,
percussionist,
tin pan alley,
dizzy gillespie,
vibist,
woodshedding,
banjoist,
sideman,
lindy hop,
harmonica,
fats waller,
tenorist,
psychedelic rock,
percussion,
polyrhythm,
instrumentalists,
electroacoustic,
brubeck,
fritz kreisler,
fluegelhorn,
avant garde,
symphonic,
dorati,
basie,
dancehall,
salsa,
accordionist,
improv,
ukulele,
scat singing,
dance,
sextet,
choral,
kwela,
lionel hampton,
marimba,
mandolin,
jelly roll morton,
skiffle,
squeezebox,
pianism,
altoist,
mariachi,
highlife,
woody herman,
cornetist,
vocalists,
milonga,
musicality,
cappella,
fingerpicking,
guitar,
quartets,
harmonizers,
kora,
comics,
musicals,
artists,
cinema,
composers,
filmmakers,
operas,
orchestras,
poetry,
stylists,
hollywood,
movies,
opera,
pop,
scholarship,
television,
authors,
funk,
punk,
calypso,
amateur,
tonk,
solo,
syncopated,
funky
More specific:
bebop,
boogie,
boogie-woogie,
bop,
consummate,
fornicate,
have,
jive,
make,
modern jazz,
neo jazz,
new jazz,
rock,
rock 'n' roll,
rock and roll,
rock music,
score,
seduce,
swing,
swing music,
take,
trad
Appears in the definition of:
armstrong,
arthur tatum,
art rock,
art tatum,
beatniks,
beats,
beat generation,
bebop,
benjamin david goodman,
benny goodman,
big band,
bird parker,
bop,
charles christopher parker,
charlie parker,
coleman hawkins,
combo,
cool jazz,
crossover,
darius milhaud,
davis,
difference,
dizzy gillespie,
duke ellington,
edward kennedy ellington,
ellington,
fats waller,
ferdinand joseph la menthe morton,
funky,
george gershwin,
gershwin,
gillespie,
goodman,
grappelli,
hampton,
hawkins,
herman,
high priest,
hot jazz,
jam session,
jazzman,
jazzy,
jazz band,
jazz festival,
jazz group,
jazz musician,
jelly roll morton,
jive,
john birks gillespie,
joseph oliver,
king oliver,
lester willis young,
lionel hampton,
louis armstrong,
low-down,
miles davis,
milhaud,
modern jazz,
monk,
morton,
neo jazz,
new jazz,
new orleans,
oliver,
parker,
pres young,
progressive rock,
rhythm and blues,
riff,
r and b,
sarah vaughan,
satchmo,
scat,
scat singing,
stephane grappelli,
swing,
swing music,
syncopator,
tatum,
thelonious monk,
thelonious sphere monk,
the king of swing,
thomas wright waller,
trad,
vaughan,
waller,
woodrow charles herman,
woody herman,
yardbird parker,
young
More general:
ballroom music,
copulate,
couple,
danceroom music,
dance music,
mate,
music,
pair,
play,
render,
spiel,
talk,
talking
Synonyms:
bang,
be intimate,
bed,
bonk,
do it,
get it on,
have a go at it,
have intercourse,
have it away,
have it off,
hump,
idle words,
know,
lie with,
love,
make out,
nothingness,
screw,
sleep with,
wind
Also try:
— Nouns for jazz:
musicians,
music,
musician,
age,
pianist,
players,
bands,
piano,
fans,
improvisation,
singer,
more...
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