Famous Jazz Music Players!! The following are some of the most famous Jazz musicians. All are skillful and have entertained us for years.

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Famous Jazz Music Players!! The following are some of the most famous Jazz musicians. All are skillful and have entertained us for years.

Charley “Buddy” Bolden He is considered to be the first person to play improvised music. He was the king of the cornet. He was the head of the “Bolden Band”

Kenny G He was and is one of if not the best Jazz Artist in history. His smooth style mixes with attractive sound has drawn people to his art.

Wynton Marsalis He began playing trumpet at age 12. He attended Julliard Music School when he was 17. He’s been making music ever since.