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, Joseph "Joe" George Dodge (Monroe, Wiscons … Joseph "Joe" George Dodge (Monroe, Wisconsin, 9 februari 1922 - 18 augustus 2004) was een Amerikaanse jazz-drummer. Hij werkte samen met Paul Desmond en Dave Brubeck. Dodge groeide op aan de westkust van Amerika en leerde drums bij een orkestmuzikant. Stilistisch werd hij aanvankelijk beïnvloed door de bebop-drummers Max Roach en Art Blakey, maar hij ging zachter spelen toen hij rond 1947 met saxofonist Paul Desmond een groep oprichtte. In 1948-1949 toerde hij met en van 1953 tot 1956 met de pianist Dave Brubeck. Met Brubeck speelde hij eerder mee op enkele van diens albums uit het begin van de jaren vijftig, zoals "Stardust" en "Jazz at the Blackhawk". Ook is hij te horen op "Brubeck Time" (1954) en Desmond's album "Desmond". Na zijn werk met Brubeck verdween Dodge uit de muziekscene.Brubeck verdween Dodge uit de muziekscene.
, جو دودغ (بالإنجليزية: Joe Dodge) هو موسيقي أمريكي، ولد في 9 فبراير 1922 في مونرو في الولايات المتحدة، وتوفي في 18 أغسطس 2004 في لاك إلسينوري في الولايات المتحدة.
, Joseph „Joe“ George Dodge (* 9. Februar 19 … Joseph „Joe“ George Dodge (* 9. Februar 1922 in Monroe, Wisconsin; † 18. August 2004) war ein amerikanischer Jazz-Schlagzeuger. Joe Dodge wuchs an der Westküste der Vereinigten Staaten auf und lernte Schlagzeug bei einem Orchestermusiker. Er orientierte sich zunächst stilistisch an den Bebop Schlagzeugern Max Roach und Art Blakey, entschied sich aber für ein weicheres Klangbild, das er in der Rhythmusgruppe bei dem Altsaxophonisten Paul Desmond einsetzte, mit dem er 1947 ein Ensemble bildete, dem auch der Pianist Dave Brubeck angehörte. Dodge spielte auch 1948/49 in Nick Espositos Tourneeband und war von 1953 bis 1956 mit Dave Brubeck auf Tournee. 1954 wirkte er an Desmonds Fantasy Album „Desmond“, 1956 an dem Album „Quintet/Quartet featuring Don Elliott“ mit. Mit dem Brubeck-Quartett war Dodge an den frühen klassischen Alben der Band beteiligt, wie „Stardust“, „Jazz at the Blackhawk“ und dem Columbia Album „Brubeck Time“ von 1954 mit Desmond und dem Bassisten Bob Bates. Nach seiner Tätigkeit bei Brubeck verschwand Dodge aus der Musikszene.ubeck verschwand Dodge aus der Musikszene.
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Joseph George Dodge (February 9, 1922 – Au … Joseph George Dodge (February 9, 1922 – August 18, 2004) was an American jazz musician. A subtle and creative drummer, Dodge will probably always be better known for his role primarily as a timekeeper and accompanist who set a standard for blending propulsive swing, creating an adaptability that allowed him to remain in the background and not interfere with the soloist's line, which even extended to a reluctance to take drum solos. Joe Dodge died in 2004 in Lake Elsinore, California, at the age of 82.ke Elsinore, California, at the age of 82.
, جو دودغ (بالإنجليزية: Joe Dodge) هو موسيقي أمريكي، ولد في 9 فبراير 1922 في مونرو في الولايات المتحدة، وتوفي في 18 أغسطس 2004 في لاك إلسينوري في الولايات المتحدة.
, Joseph „Joe“ George Dodge (* 9. Februar 19 … Joseph „Joe“ George Dodge (* 9. Februar 1922 in Monroe, Wisconsin; † 18. August 2004) war ein amerikanischer Jazz-Schlagzeuger. Joe Dodge wuchs an der Westküste der Vereinigten Staaten auf und lernte Schlagzeug bei einem Orchestermusiker. Er orientierte sich zunächst stilistisch an den Bebop Schlagzeugern Max Roach und Art Blakey, entschied sich aber für ein weicheres Klangbild, das er in der Rhythmusgruppe bei dem Altsaxophonisten Paul Desmond einsetzte, mit dem er 1947 ein Ensemble bildete, dem auch der Pianist Dave Brubeck angehörte. Dodge spielte auch 1948/49 in Nick Espositos Tourneeband und war von 1953 bis 1956 mit Dave Brubeck auf Tournee. 1954 wirkte er an Desmonds Fantasy Album „Desmond“, 1956 an dem Album „Quintet/Quartet featuring Don Elliott“ mit.uintet/Quartet featuring Don Elliott“ mit.
, Joseph "Joe" George Dodge (Monroe, Wiscons … Joseph "Joe" George Dodge (Monroe, Wisconsin, 9 februari 1922 - 18 augustus 2004) was een Amerikaanse jazz-drummer. Hij werkte samen met Paul Desmond en Dave Brubeck. Dodge groeide op aan de westkust van Amerika en leerde drums bij een orkestmuzikant. Stilistisch werd hij aanvankelijk beïnvloed door de bebop-drummers Max Roach en Art Blakey, maar hij ging zachter spelen toen hij rond 1947 met saxofonist Paul Desmond een groep oprichtte. In 1948-1949 toerde hij met en van 1953 tot 1956 met de pianist Dave Brubeck. Met Brubeck speelde hij eerder mee op enkele van diens albums uit het begin van de jaren vijftig, zoals "Stardust" en "Jazz at the Blackhawk". Ook is hij te horen op "Brubeck Time" (1954) en Desmond's album "Desmond". Na zijn werk met Brubeck verdween Dodge uit de muziekscene.Brubeck verdween Dodge uit de muziekscene.
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