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"The great luminaries of female jazz vocalists of the 20th century - Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Sarah Vaughn (to name a few) - give the impression that gender posed no obstacles in the phenomenon of this era. Female jazz vocalists were able to enjoy successful careers and worldwide popularity and posterity, however female jazz instrumentalists were less fortunate. The perception that "women can't play jazz" exposes the discrimination that prevailed in the early development of jazz." - Source: Wikipedia
We applaud the tenacity, fortitude and remarkable offerings that female artists, past and present have exhibited and deposited into the hearts and minds of all walks throughout the decades.
We’re anticipating that other like-minded individuals will intersect with us as we seek to discover and share our new findings concerning Jazz’s jazzy women of today. And by the way, if you happen to run across a female jazz musician who catches your eye or ear whom you may find intriguing please feel free to let us know - your support would be greatly appreciated.
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