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The 11 pages that link to Stan Getz, each with the reason it gives.

• Bossa novaRelated: His collaborations brought the Brazilian style to a large jazz audience.

• Cool jazzRelated: His work with Woody Herman’s Second Herd carried cool-jazz phrasing into a swing-band setting.

• João GilbertoRelated: His collaboration with Gilberto brought the style to a large US audience.

• Lester YoungRelated: Getz’s cool, airy tenor sound extended qualities often associated with Young.

• Antônio Carlos JobimRelated: His collaboration with Jobim and João Gilberto brought their music to jazz audiences.

• The Girl from IpanemaRelated: His tenor saxophone leads the internationally successful 1964 recording.

• Horace SilverRelated: Getz hired Silver early in his career, giving the pianist a major professional opportunity.

• Chet BakerCompared with: Getz offers a neighboring cool-jazz career with a different instrumental voice and public image.

• Chick CoreaRelated: Corea played piano in Getz’s band early in his career.

• Dexter GordonCompared with: Getz’s cool, delicate sound offers a distinct tenor-saxophone counterpart to Gordon’s robust attack.

• Gerry MulliganRelated: Getz and Mulligan shared the cool-jazz scene and recorded together, linking two contrasting saxophone voices.