Jazzman Long Sleeve T-Shirts

black jazzman playing saxophone for jazz lovers

A funny design featuring a jazz emblem

jazzman with saxophone for jazz lovers

Miles of Yarn

Creative Jazz Design with Jazz Genres

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Jazz theme, original design

Another small tribute to a forgotten pianist musician from Jazz. Pianist composer, creator of 'cool-jazz, bebop, and hardbop'. Recognize as one of the most inventive pianists of any musical genre. The most misunderstood jazz artist was ahead of his time in creations, music execution, dance, and fashion. His legacy lives in his compositions and his fans. 1917-1982.

A great quote from jazz saxophone player Charlie parker. "If you don't live it, it won't come out your horn." Great gift for jazz lovers, musicians, horn players, orchestra horn players, brass instrument players, the horn section.

Jazz player with goatee playing a saxophone

Music Is Just Wiggly Air - Funny gift for the music nerd in your life!

Jazzman

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Colorful Jazz Band Modern Art Style

Colorful Modern Jazz Trumpet Musician

Smooth Jazz / Jazz Lover Gift Design

Colorful Jazz Genres Design

Perfect music gift idea for birthdays, Christmas gift, summer jazz tee, International Jazz Day, jazz music festivals, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Black History Month, mothers day, fathers day, this jazz music retro shirt brings the cool

Colorful JAZZ Creative Typographic Artwork

For all ages of jazz music lovers

Original concept, colorful and festive

Hot Jazz Swing Club

Smooth Jazz / / Jazz Lover Gift Design

Original concept, colorful and festive

jazz man with horn wpap pop art

Original concept

Hot Jazz Club Funny Design

Original concept

Jazz Music Legend

Fancy Jazz Cat With Jazz Genres

Art Of Jazz Bass Player

Freestyle Jazz Session

For his fans, Buddy Rich was the greatest jazz drummer of all time. He kept his audience in suspense with long solos, only to leave the stage covered in sweat afterwards. The American secured his long-term success with his own orchestra. Born into a family of artists and already gave concerts at the age of four under the pseudonym Traps the drum wonder. At the age of fifteen he became (after Jackie Coogan) the second highest paid child star of the 1930s [1]. He made his first experiences as a jazz drummer with Joe Marsala in 1937 and was then signed by Artie Shaw. Like his still young band colleague Frank Sinatra, he finally achieved international fame in the early 1940s with Tommy Dorsey. With Sinatra's financial help, Rich founded h...

"Charles Mingus Retro" Vintage Illustrations

Jazz Freak / Jazz Lover Gift Design