In 1928 in jazz the standards "Basin Street Blues", "Sweet Lorraine" and "Mack the Knife" were published.^[1] Musicians born that year included Cannonball Adderley, Etta Jones and Fats Domino.

Events

• By 1928, jazz was becoming popular in Germany and was being taught in Frankfurt.^[2]

Standards

Deaths

• Jimmy O'Bryant, American jazz clarinetist
• Stump Evans, American Jazz Saxophonist

Births

Sheila Jordan in Jerusalem, 2007 Fats Domino in concert at Deauville (Normandy, France) in 1992. Jimmy Smith]] at Festival Jazz Sori - Italy, July 1994

• Addison Farmer,
• Alan Littlejohn,
• Albert Mangelsdorff,
• Aldemaro Romero,
• Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros,
• Archie Semple,
• Art Farmer,
• Beverly Kenney,
• Bill Potts,
• Bob Gordon (saxophonist),
• Bob Wilber,
• Bobby Jones (saxophonist),
• Bobby Orr (drummer),
• Cannonball Adderley, alto saxophonist of the hard-bop era
• Carl Fontana,
• Carl Perkins (pianist),
• Chuck Andrus,
• Clare Fischer,
• Conrad Janis,
• Dick Nash,
• Don Lanphere,
• Eddie Hubble,
• Eric Dolphy,
• Ernestine Anderson,
• Ernie Farrow,
• Etta Jones,
• Fats Domino,
• Frank Butler (musician),
• Frank Foster (musician),
• Frank Tiberi,
• Frankie Dunlop,
• Fraser MacPherson,
• Freddie Redd,
• Gil Coggins,
• Hal Stein,
• Hampton Hawes,
• Harold Land,
• Herb Geller,
• Herman Foster,
• Horace Silver,
• Jack Kevorkian,
• Jack Montrose,
• Jackie Cain,
• Jay Cameron,
• Jerzy Matuszkiewicz,
• Jimmy Smith, organist (Hammond)
• Joe Gordon (musician),
• Joe Harriott,
• Joe Muranyi,
• John Brimhall,
• John Carter (jazz musician),
• John Sangster,
• Jon Eardley,
• Junior Mance,
• Kenny Drew,
• Keshav Sathe,
• Keter Betts,
• Larry Bunker,
• Lars Gullin,
• Leroy Vinnegar,
• Lorraine Geller,
• Lou Levy (pianist),
• Lucy Ann Polk,
• Lyn Christie,
• Marilyn Maye,
• Max Bennett (musician),
• Maynard Ferguson,
• Mick Mulligan,
• Mike Daniels,
• Moe Koffman,
• Nelson Boyd,
• Norman Amadio,
• Peter Appleyard,
• Peter Ind,
• Priscilla Bowman,
• Richard Wyands,
• Rick Henderson,
• Ronaldo B scoli,
• Seldon Powell,
• Sheila Jordan, singer and songwriter
• Stewie Speer,
• Ted Joans,
• Teddy Charles,
• Teddy Kotick,
• Tommy Turrentine,
• Vernel Fournier,
• Vi Redd,
• Vic Damone,
• Vince Guaraldi,
• Wilbur Little,
• William Russo (musician),
• Willie Maiden,

References

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