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Sidney "Big Sid" Catlett (January 17, 1910 – March 25, 1951) was an American jazz drummer. Catlett was one of the most versatile drummers of his era, adapting with the changing music scene as bebop emerged.
Sidney Catlett, aufgrund seiner Körpergröße Big Sid Catlett genannt, war ein afroamerikanischer Schlagzeuger im Jazz. Er war „einer der swingendsten, aber auch einflussreichsten und technisch-solistisch versiertesten Schlagzeuger der Jazzgeschichte“.
Sidney Catlett, born January 17, 1910, Evansville, Indiana, and who died March 25, 1951, Chicago, Illinois, was a jazz drummer. He is often called “Big Sid Catlett” due to his large frame. After starting at the piano, he switched to drums and began formal education when his family moved from Indiana to Chicago.
“Big Sid” Catlett was one of the most flexible drummers in the history of jazz. On one hand, Catlett was skilled enough in the pre-modern styles to be Louis Armstrong’s favorite percussionist; on the other, Catlett’s powerful swing and generous adaptability allowed him to play commendably on the early Parker/Gillespie bop sides. Catlett ...
American jazz drummer who was also known as Big Sid. Born 17 January 1910 in Evansville, Indiana; died 25 March 1951 in Chicago, Illinois. Sites:
Sidney Catlett , aufgrund seiner Körpergröße Big Sid Catlett genannt, war ein afroamerikanischer Schlagzeuger im Jazz. Er war „einer der swingendsten, aber auch einflussreichsten und technisch-solistisch versiertesten Schlagzeuger der Jazzgeschichte“ [1].
31. Okt. 2019 · Sidney “Big Sid" Catlett was an extraordinary drummer who immediately grasped and advanced nearly all jazz styles—New Orleans, Chicago, Swing and bebop—to widen his playing and recording opportunities. As a result, he played with masters of the forms: Louis Armstrong; Eddie Condon and Muggsy Spanier; Benny Goodman, Fletcher ...
