Jazz à paisana...

Ao longo da história do jazz gravado vários foram os músicos que, por razões contratuais que os impediam de gravar para outra editora que não aquela com a qual mantinham vínculo, recorreram a pesudónimos para assim poderem juntar a sua voz à de outros instrumentistas.

JNPDI! elenca aqui os mais conhecidos, a partir de uma lista extensa publicada no site Jazz Musicians Pseudonyms.

Para a interpretar a ordem é a seguinte:

- Pseudónimo
- Nome verdadeiro
- Album

Art Pepper



Art Salt
Art Pepper
Shorty Rogers "Cool & Crazy", RCA Victor, 1954
Shelly Manne & His Men, Contemporary, 1953


Ben Webster



Francis Lowe
Ben Webster
Mildred Bailey, "Vocalion", 1936

A Tenorman
Ben Webster
Carmen McRae "Birds Of A Feather", Decca, 1958


Benny Carter



Billy Carton
Benny Carter
Varsity Seven, Varsity, 1939

Clarence Clump
Benny Carter
Capitol, 1948


Benny Goodman



John Jackson
Benny Goodman
Teddy Wilson, Brunswick, 1936

Shoeless John Jackson
Benny Goodman
Mel Powell, Commodore, 1942


Branford Marsalis



Roderick Ward
Branford Marsalis
Kenny Kirkland, GRP, 1991


Charles Mingus



"Baron" Fingus
Charles Mingus
George Wallington Trio, Prestige, 1952


Charlie Parker



Charlie Chan
Charlie Parker
"Jazz At Massey Hall", Debut, 1953;
Miles Davis "Collector's Items", Prestige, 1953


Coleman Hawkins



Carleton Harkins
Coleman Hawkins
Varsity Seven, Varsity, 1939


Count Basie



Prince Charming
Count Basie
Kansas City Seven, Keynote, 1944

Bill Bailey
Count Basie
Joe Newman & the Boys in the Band, Storyville, 1954


Dizzy Gillespie



John Kildare
Dizzy Gillespie
Albinia Jones, National, 1945

Izzie Goldberg
Dizzy Gillespie
Be Bop Boys, Savoy, 1946

Izzy Goldberg
Dizzy Gillespie
Joe Marsala, Black & White, 1945

John Berks
Dizzy Gillespie
Slim Gaillard, Bel-Tone, 1945

Hen Gates
Dizzy Gillespie
Charlie Parker, Savoy, 1945

John Birks
Dizzy Gillespie
Jazz At The Philharmonic, Disc, 1946

B. Bopstein
Dizzy Gillespie
Tony Scott, Gotham, 1946

Gabriel
Dizzy Gillespie
Tempo Jazz Men, Dial, 1946


Eric Dolphy



George Lane
Eric Dolphy
John Coltrane "Ole", Atlantic, 1961


Herbie Hancock



Ronnie Clark
Herbie Hancock
Roy Ayers, "Virgo Vibes", Atlantic, 1968


J.J. Johnson



Moe and Joe
J.J. Johnson & Kai Winding
Tony Aless "Long Island Suite", Roost, 1956

Hunt Peters
J.J. Johnson
Elvin Jones "And Then Again", Atlantic, 1965

C.C. Siegel
J.J. Johnson
"Charlie Parker 10th Memorial Concert", Limelight, 1965


Jon Faddis



Gabriel Armstrong
Jon Faddis
Al Grey "Live At The Floating Jazz Festival", Chiaroscuro, 1990


John Coltrane



Blue Train
John Coltrane
Cecil Taylor "Stereo Drive", United Artists, 1958


Julian Cannonball Adderley



Ronnie Peters
Cannonball Adderley
Milt Jackson "Plenty Plenty Soul", Atlantic, 1957

Buckshot La Funque
Cannonball Adderley
"Here Comes Louis Smith", Blue Note, 1958

Blockbuster
Cannonball Adderley
Jon Hendricks "A Good Git Together", Pacific Jazz, 1959

Spider Johnson
Cannonball Adderley
Riverside single, 1962


Nat King Cole



Shorty Nadine
Nat King Cole
Jazz At The Philharmonic, Disc, 1944

Eddie Laguna
Nat King Cole
Herbie Haymer, Sunset, 1945

Lord Calvert
Nat King Cole
The Keynoters, Keynote, 1946

Aye Guy
Nat King Cole
"Lester Young Trio", Mercury, 1946

Nature Boy
Nat "King" Cole
Stan Getz "Groovin' High", Crown, 1947


Stan Getz



Sven Coolson
Stan Getz
Jimmy Raney "Plays", Prestige, 1953

Dju Berry
Stan Getz
Jimmy Gourley "No More", Musica, 1981


Wynton Marsalis



E. Dankworth
Wynton Marsalis
Marcus Roberts "Deep In The Shed", RCA
Eric Reed "It's Alright To Swing"