James brown (1933-2006) is the undisputed godfather of Soul American Soul Music and a legendary R&; B singer and lyricist, he is the founder of Funk music, and he is also unique in rap, hip hop, disco and other fields. James brown recorded more than 50 albums in his life, with more than 1 19 singles. The sixties and seventies of the 20th century were his golden years, and every record was on the top 100 list. The song "I am black and I am proud of it" is a milestone of 1968 racial rights movement. James brown won Grammy Awards twice with 1965 and 1987, and was crowned Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award with 1992. He was also one of the first masters to be inducted into the 1986 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Lisa Ono

Japanese jazz singer Lisa Ono was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Since 1989 debuted, it has expanded the style of Japanese Bossa Nova with its natural singing and rhythmic guitar music. She has worked with Antonio Carlos Jobin, the representative of Bassanova, or Joe, the master of jazz samba. Donato has created many works with others and held concerts in new york, Brazil and Asia. Her style is deeply influenced by Ella Jane Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Stan Getz and Miles Davis, and it is a fiery style of samba, jazz, poetry and unique guitar rhythm. Today, he is known as the first musician in the world of Bassanova, Japan.

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Miles Davis

Miles Davis is known as the "Prince of Darkness". He comes from a wealthy middle-class family, his father is a dentist and his mother and sisters are musicians. I started playing the trumpet when I was nine years old. 13 birthday, Miles Davis got his first birthday present-a trumpet. His father never imagined that this trumpet actually started his musical journey and made him an important figure in the development of jazz.

John Cortland

John Coltrane is one of the greatest saxophonists in jazz history and an outstanding music innovator. He had a great influence on jazz in the 1960s and 1970s.

Charlie Parker

Charlie Parker, born in 1920, is the greatest alto saxophone player and the most outstanding saxophone player in jazz history. Charlie Parker, nicknamed "Little Bird", is also a musician who has a decisive influence on the development of jazz. During his time as a foreman, his band included many later musicians, such as young Miles Davis. In the history of running wave jazz, He, pianist and trumpeter are recognized as pioneers of running wave jazz. Charlie Parker's playing skills are unparalleled. No matter how he leads a turning point in a small series, no matter how happily he solos in a big band club in Kansas City, no matter how heavily Parker takes drugs, drinks and revels, as long as he plays saxophone, every melody he plays is absolutely amazing. When playing side by side with trumpeter dizzy gillespie, the rhythm and speed seem to reach the inhuman "devil" realm. Parker put his energy and talent into the flames of drugs at the same time, and died at the age of 35. When the doctor examined him, he felt like a 65-year-old man. His influence is profound. Miles Davis said in his later years, "Without Parker, jazz today would sound completely different." , as it says.