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This song combined Parker and Gillespie as they parodied the street vendors in NYC.
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Real name was John _________ Gillespie
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These were how many bebop artists developed the style. They weren't organized rehearsals.
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When someon fell on Dizzy's trumpet, it did this... which gave his trumpet his trademark look.
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Another one of Dizzy's big Bebop hits.
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In 1935 he and his family moved here.
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While touring in 1940, Dizzy met our bebop saxophonist. (Last name only)
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___________ Monk, a phenomenal piano player, would join Parker and Gillespie on jam sessions.
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Dizzy was the youngest of _________ children.
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Went to the Laurinburg Institute in _____________ because the school needed a trumpet player.
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Dizzy's main instrument
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Later in his life, Dizzy toured a wide variety of countries on a cultural mission from this group.
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Dizzy Gillespie always wanted to lead one of these.
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It was this kind of behavior that got him the nickname 'Dizzy.'
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His big band, one of the highest-paid black bands in New York, was where Dizzy started fusing jazz and Afro-Cuban.
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Dizzy discovered this sound with the band of Alberto Socarras.
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