Red Norvo

Red Norvo, the legendary American musician born in 1908 and passing in 1999, left an indelible mark on the jazz world with his innovative and versatile style. Known as "The Snoring Sound" for his distinctive vibraphone playing, Norvo's career spanned several decades and multiple genres, including swing, big band, cool jazz, and bebop. His collaborations with luminaries like Benny Goodman, Charlie Barnet, and his wife, singer Mildred Bailey, showcased his virtuosity and adaptability. Norvo's music is a testament to his genius, blending technical prowess with a deep sense of swing and harmony, making his recordings timeless treasures for any jazz enthusiast.