The History of Jazz (99 page)

Rossy, Jorge, 372

“Round Midnight,” 162, 220, 224, 268

Rouse, Charlie, 227

Rowles, Jimmy, 147, 169

Royal, Ernie, 248

Royal, Marshall, 247

“Ruby My Dear,” 222, 224

Rugolo, Pete, 245

rumba, 206

“Running Ragged,” 84

Runyon, Damon, 94

Rush Hour
, 378

Rushing, Jimmy, 152, 154

Russell, Bill, 29

Russell, Charles “Pee Wee,” 70, 75–77, 79, 255

Russell, George, 206, 238, 271, 281

Russell, Luis, 64

Russell, Ross, 202

Russo, Bill, 229, 245, 246

Ruth, Babe, 50

“Saeta,” 270

“Salt Peanuts,” 196, 201

Sampson, Edgar, 124, 132

Sanders, Pharoah, 315

“Sandu,” 287

Sargeant, Winthrop, 258, 258
n
5

“Satin Doll,” 180

Satterfield, Tom, 86, 105

Sauter, Eddie, 80, 132, 143–44

Sauter-Finegan band, 248

Savoy (record label), 210, 211

Savoy Ballroom, 195, 196

Sax, Antoine-Joseph “Adolphe,” 104

saxophone, 103–4, 106

Saxophone Colossus
, 284

Sbarbaro, Tony, 36

Schneider, Maria, 250–51, 371

Schoepp, Franz, 130

“School Days,” 212

Schuller, Gunther, 76, 99, 177–78, 223, 229, 229
n
18, 239, 239
n
22, 258, 281, 311, 315, 349

Schuur, Diane, 348, 376

Science Fiction
, 317

Scott, James, 92

Scott, Raymond, 367

Scott, Tony, 271

“Scrapple from the Apple,” 210

Second Herd, 241, 242, 243

“Secret Love,” 339

“Sepian Bounce,” 193

“Sepia Panorama,” 175

“Serenade to Sweden,” 172

“Sergeant Was Shy, The,” 172

“Sermon, The,” 294

“Seven Come Eleven,” 144

Severinsen, Carl “Doc,,” 248

“Shake Your Head,” 124

“Shakin’ the African,” 64

“Shanghai Shuffle,” 54

Shankar, Ravi, 386

Shape of Jazz to Come, The
, 314

Sharpe, Eddie, 86

Shavers, Charlie, 169

Shaw, Artie, 139–40, 168, 237, 347

Shaw, Ian, 376

Shaw, Woody, 291, 292, 347

Shearing, George, 232–34, 348

“Sheik of Araby, The,” 121

Shepp, Archie, 321–322

Shew, Bobby, 250, 355

“Shh/Peaceful,” 327

Shields, Larry, 36, 37

“Shine,” 63

Shipp, Matthew, 373

Shorter, Wayne, 290
n
18, 326, 329

“Shout for Joy,” 96

Shuffle Along
, 117

Sibelius, 370

“Sidewalk Blues,” 39, 40

“Sidewalks of Cuba,” 241

“Sidewinder, The,” 289

Silver, Horace, 221, 260, 288, 291–92, 371

Silver Leaf Band, 47

Simeon, Omer, 41

Simmons, John, 145

Simon, George, 257
n
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Simon, Paul, 372

Sims, Joe, 59

Sims, John “Zoot,” 242, 346

Sinatra, Frank, 64, 80, 129, 179

“Sing, Sing, Sing,” 138, 142

“Singin’ the Blues,” 81–83, 158, 210

Sissle, Noble, 56

“Sister Cheryl,” 350

sitar, 280

Sketches of Spain
, 270

Skies of America
, 317

slave/slavery, 7

“Sleepy Time Gal,” 124

“Slippery Horn,” 121

Slonimsky, Nicolas, 279

slumming
, 116

Smith, Ada, 113

Smith, Bessie, 17–19, 127, 154, 165, 167

Smith, Cladys “Jabbo,” 64

Smith, Henry “Buster,” 152, 153, 157, 190, 191

Smith, Joe, 54, 102

Smith, Mamie, 16, 103

Smith, Paul, 346

Smith, W. O., 91

Smith, Willie “The Lion,” 90, 91, 93–94, 98, 120, 124, 152, 169, 179, 193

Smithsonian Institution, 349

“Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,” 224

“Smokehouse Blues,” 40

smooth jazz, 336, 337

“Snake Rag,” 46

“Snowfall,” 256

“Solace,” 23, 206

“Solitude,” 115, 122, 171

Solo Album, The
, 285

Solo Concerts: Bremen and Lausanne
, 340

“Some Other Time,” 274

Something Else! The Music of Ornette Coleman
, 314

“Sometimes I’m Happy,” 132, 134

Song for My Father
, 291

“Song of India,” 138

“Song of the Nightingale, The,” 190, 238

Sonoma Jazz Festival, 338

Sony (record label), 356 (
see also
Columbia
and
CBS)

“Sophisticated Lady,” 108, 122

“So Sorry, Please,” 219

Soul Gestures in Southern Blues
, 352

soul jazz, 285–307

Sound
, 358

Sound Grammar
, 317

Sound of Jazz, The
, 169

Sound of Sonny, The
, 284

Southern Syncopated Orchestra, 54

Souza, Luciana, 376

“So What,” 273

“Spain,” 329

Spalding, Esperanza, 376, 380

“Spangled Banner Minor,” 359

Spanier, Francis Joseph “Muggsy,” 73, 78, 137

Spanish law for slaves, 6

“Spanish tinge,” 205

spasm bands, 30

Speak Like a Child
, 304

Speak No Evil
, 290

Specht, Paul, 3

“Special Delivery Stomp,” 140

Spellman, A. B., 318
nn
7,9, 319n11

Spirits
, 340

“Spirituals to Swing” concert, 143

Spiritual Unity
, 322, 324

Spur of the Moment
, 378

“Squeeze Me,” 95

“Squirrel, The,” 204

St. Charles Theatre, 31

“St. Louis Blues,” 12, 18, 19, 37, 65, 161

St. Louis Symphony, 208

Stacy, Jess, 137

“Stampede, The,” 105, 106

“Stardust,” 63, 140

Stark, John, 22–24

Starr, Milton, 17

“Stars Fell on Alabama,” 79

State of the Tenor
, 293

“Stealin’ Apples,” 204

Stearns, Marshall, 4

Steely Dan, 379

Steeplechase (record label), 347

Stein, Gertrude, 117

“Stella by Starlight,” 245, 272

“Steppin’ into Swing Society,” 171

Steward, Herbie, 242

Stewart, Rex, 83, 102, 176

Still Life (Talking)
, 331

Stitt, Edward “Sonny,” 204, 212, 219, 273

Stomping the Blues
, 352

“Stomp It Off,” 138

“Stompy Jones,” 121

“Stoptime Rag,” 23

Stormy Weather
, 96

Storyville, 29–30

Storyville Club, 226

“Straight, No Chaser,” 223

“Strange Fruit,” 168

Stravinsky, Igor, 238, 365

Strayhorn, Billy, 171, 172, 181, 182, 293

Streisand, Barbra, 66

“Strictly Confidential,” 219

stride piano, 91–93, 96–97

“Stringing the Blues,” 84

“A String of Pearls,” 146

“Struttin’ with Some Barbecue,” 60, 65

Stuckey, Sterling, 4

Sublette, Ned, 4, 28

“Subtle Lament,” 172

Such Sweet Thunder
, 181

“Sugar Foot Stomp,” 141

“Suicide Is Painless,” 275

Sullivan, Joe, 75, 137

Summer Sequence
, 241, 242

“Summertime,” 56

“Summit Ridge Drive,” 140

Sun Ra, 237, 246–47, 373

“Sun Showers,” 168

“Sun Suite of San Francisco,” 316

“Superman,” 144

Supersonic Jazz
, 246–47

Sutton, Tierney, 376

“Swampy River,” 120

Swann, Roberta, 260

Sweatman, Wilbur, 25

“Sweet Georgia Brown,” 198

“Sweethearts on Parade,” 63

Sweet Rain
, 262, 328

Swing Era, 67, 71, 72, 195, 197, 198, 203–4, 238, 246, 261, 355

big bands, 136–47

Duke Ellington (middle period and later works), 170–83

jazz combo style in 1930s, 156–70

Kansas city jazz, 147–56

“King of Swing, the,” 127–36

Swing Era, The
, 99, 239

“Swing High,” 138

“Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac,” 212

“Swingmatism,” 193

Sydnor, Doris, 213

Symphony in Black
, 123, 167

“Symphony in Riffs,” 108

syncopations, 187

Tabackin, Lew, 249–50

Tacuma, Jamaaladeen, 317

“Take Five,” 232, 235

“Take the A Train,” 172, 181

Takin’ Off
, 304

“Tanga,” 387

“Tangerine,” 138

Tanglewood Festival, 349

tango, 206

Tapscott, Horace, 373

“Taps Miller,” 266

Tate, George “Buddy,” 312

Tatum, Art, 20, 25, 94, 96–99, 141, 158, 163, 192, 216, 218, 219, 232, 275, 346

“Taxi War Dance,” 155

Taylor, Arthur, 224, 287
n
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Taylor, Billy, 173

Taylor, Cecil, 221, 227, 282, 310, 315, 317–21

Taylor, Creed, 296, 336–37

Taylor, Dave, 148

“Tea for Two,” 219, 236

Teagarden, Jack, 18, 64, 66, 78–79, 242, 255

“Tears,” 49

technological revolution and jazz, 370

Temple, Shirley, 50

“Temptation,” 238

“Tempus Fugit,” 218

“Tenor Madness,” 283

territory band
, 148

Terry, Clark, 179, 208

Teschemacher, Frank, 72, 75

“Texas Moaner Blues,” 56

“Texas piano,” 149, 312

“Texas tenor,” 312

“That Da Da Strain,” 76