Juan Tizol
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Puerto Rican trombonist and composer, born 22 January 1900 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, died 23 April 1984 in Inglewood, California, USA (aged 84).
Tizol moved to USA in 1920, and worked with [a=Duke Ellington] from 1929 to 1944 as an indispensable part of Duke Ellington's Orchestra. Tizol left to join [a313097] in 1944 and thereafter spent most of his time alternating between the two bands. He retired to California and later lived in Las Vegas.
Together Tizol and Ellington wrote the jazz standards "Caravan", "Pyramid", and "Perdido".
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Frequent Collaborators
17 Collabs
Duke Ellington
15 Collabs
Irving Mills
10 Collabs
Ervin Drake
10 Collabs
Hans Lengsfelder
6 Collabs
Charles Mingus
4 Collabs
Charlie Parker
3 Collabs
Billy Mure
3 Collabs
Frances Wayne
3 Collabs
Billy Rowland
3 Collabs
Jerome Richardson
3 Collabs
Milt Hinton
3 Collabs
Nat King Cole
3 Collabs
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
3 Collabs
Osie Johnson
2 Collabs
Max Roach
2 Collabs
Les Paul
2 Collabs
Les Paul & Friends
2 Collabs
Daniel Moreno
2 Collabs
Greg Mathieson
2 Collabs
Dizzy Gillespie
2 Collabs
Abraham Laboriel
2 Collabs
Kenny Aronoff
1 Collabs
Bud Powell
1 Collabs
Ignabu
1 Collabs
Gengis Don
1 Collabs
Ben Webster
1 Collabs
Will Smith
1 Collabs
Joe Pass
1 Collabs
Treezah
1 Collabs
Cyro Baptista
1 Collabs
Richard Grant (4)
1 Collabs
Omarr Rambert
1 Collabs
Kevin Breit
1 Collabs
Raymond Grant
1 Collabs
Lennie Bennett
1 Collabs
The Kenny Drew Trio
1 Collabs
Melanie Charles
1 Collabs
Charles McPherson
1 Collabs
Zoot Sims
1 Collabs
DJ Twinz
1 Collabs
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
1 Collabs
The George Shearing Quintet
1 Collabs
James "J Mellow" Clark
1 Collabs
Buddy Rich And His Sextet
1 Collabs
Kelly Hibbert
1 Collabs
John Handy
1 Collabs
Supergenerous
1 Collabs
Roland Kirk
1 Collabs
Dinah Washington
1 Collabs
Clark Terry