Fats Navarro

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Fats Navarro was a highly influential American bebop trumpeter known for his brilliant technique, rich tone, and key role in shaping modern jazz in the 1940s.

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instanceOf American jazz musician
bebop musician
human
jazz trumpeter
activePeriod 1940s
causeOfDeath heroin addiction
tuberculosis
collaboratedWith Bud Powell NERFINISHED
Charlie Parker NERFINISHED
Coleman Hawkins NERFINISHED
Dizzy Gillespie NERFINISHED
Illinois Jacquet NERFINISHED
Tadd Dameron NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1923-09-24
dateOfDeath 1950-07-07
ethnicGroup Black Americans
surface form: African American
fullName Theodore Navarro NERFINISHED
genre bebop
jazz
givenName Theodore NERFINISHED
heritage Cuban descent
influenced Clifford Brown NERFINISHED
Freddie Hubbard NERFINISHED
Lee Morgan NERFINISHED
modern jazz trumpet style
instrument trumpet
memberOf Billy Eckstine Orchestra NERFINISHED
Lionel Hampton Band NERFINISHED
Tadd Dameron Sextet NERFINISHED
movement bebop
modern jazz
nickname Fats NERFINISHED
notableFor brilliant trumpet technique
influence on modern jazz trumpet
rich trumpet tone
notableWork recordings with Tadd Dameron on Blue Note
occupation composer
musician
placeOfBirth Key West, Florida, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath New York City
surface form: New York City, New York, United States
recordedWith Blue Note Records NERFINISHED
Savoy Records NERFINISHED
recordLabel Blue Note Records
Savoy Records NERFINISHED
residence New York City
surface form: New York City, New York, United States
styleCharacteristic advanced harmonic language
fast, clean articulation
lyrical phrasing

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Dizzy Gillespie influenced Fats Navarro
Dial Records recordedArtist Fats Navarro
Bud Powell associatedAct Fats Navarro
Savoy Records recordedArtist Fats Navarro
Clifford Brown influencedBy Fats Navarro
Billy Eckstine employedMusician Fats Navarro