MARIAN MCPARTLAND 

WOMEN IN JAZZ SITE CONTENTS

  1. Toshiko Akiyoshi
  2. Geri Allen
  3. Andrews Sisters
  4. Angela Andrews
  5. Lil Harden Armstrong
  6. Dorothy Ashby
  7. Pearl Bailey
  8. Beverly Barkley
  9. Karen Briggs
  10. Ruth Brown
  11. Diane Cameron
  12. Betty Carter
  13. Joan Cartwright
  14. Kim Clarke
  15. Gloria Coleman
  16. Alice Coltrane
  17. Dorothy Donegan
  18. Ella Fitzgerald
  19. Rita Graham
  20. Jace Harnage
  21. Billie Holiday
  22. Bertha Hope
  23. Shirley Horn
  24. Lena Horne
  25. Alberta Hunter
  26. Jus' Cynthia
  27. Sandra Kaye
  28. Emme Kemp
  29. Vinnie Knight
  30. Lavelle
  31. Peggy Lee
  32. Abbey Lincoln
  33. Melba Liston
  34. Gloria Lynne
  35. Tania Maria
  36. Marian McPartland
  37. Carmen McRae
  38. Mabel Mercer
  39. M'zuri
  40. Sandy Patton
  41. Trudy Pitts
  42. Cheryl Porter
  43. Shirley Scott
  44. Nina Simone
  45. Bessie Smith
  46. Carol Sudhalter
  47. Sarah Vaughn
  48. Dinah Washington
  49. Ethel Waters
  50. Mary Lou Williams

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Marian McPartland

PIANO JAZZ - NPR

Born in 1920, in Windsor, England 

  • Pianist and composer

  • First job in New York on 52nd Street, in 1952

  • Parents disapproved because she was involved in "the bad life".

  • Two-weeks at the Hickory House lasted a year and all of the greats came to hear her, Benny Goodman and Dizzy Gillespie

  • 1971, she formed her own record company, Halyceon Records

  •  Worked for an extensive time at Cafe Carlyle

  • “Piano Jazz” radio show on National Public Radio, since 1970

  • Public Broadcasting System 13-series Women in Jazz program.

  • Guest of national symphonies