Warren "Baby" Dodds

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Warren "Baby" Dodds was an influential early jazz drummer, best known for his pioneering work in New Orleans jazz and collaborations with Louis Armstrong and other major figures of the genre.

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instanceOf human
jazz drummer
musician
activeYearsEnd 1950s
activeYearsStart 1910s
birthDate 1898-12-24
birthPlace New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
collaboratedWith Bunk Johnson
Jelly Roll Morton
Johnny Dodds
King Oliver
Louis Armstrong
Sidney Bechet
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1959-02-14
deathPlace Chicago, Illinois, United States
describedAs one of the most important early jazz drummers
ethnicGroup African American
linked to: Black Americans
familyName Dodds
genre New Orleans jazz
jazz
givenName Warren
hasInfluenceOn later jazz drummers
influenced early jazz drumming
swing drumming
instrument drums
knownFor helping define the role of drums in small jazz ensembles
improvisational drum breaks
innovative use of press rolls
memberOf Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven
movement New Orleans jazz
early jazz
nickname Baby
notableWork pioneering New Orleans jazz drumming style
recordings with Bunk Johnson
recordings with Jelly Roll Morton
recordings with Johnny Dodds
recordings with King Oliver
recordings with Louis Armstrong
recordings with Sidney Bechet
occupation bandleader
drummer
placeOfBurial Lincoln Cemetery, Blue Island, Illinois, United States
sibling Johnny Dodds
style ensemble-oriented drumming
rhythmically complex snare and cymbal work

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Baby Dodds birthName Warren "Baby" Dodds