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Doodle song released today have a new memorial, entitled Memorial Dizzy Gillespie (Diz Gillespie) 93 anniversary of the birth. The Doodle stacked with green and blue, the color is very bright eye-catching

Gillespie October 21, 1917 Born in Cheraw, South Carolina cities, young age learned to play concert trombone, trumpet playing 12-year-old transfer. In the swing guru Roy Eldridge encouragement and under the influence of Gillespie in Philadelphia joined the band Frankie Phil Fakes.
After a series of ups and downs of life, the Gillespie returned to New York, he regrouped to build - support the success of the band. This is Gillespie's most successful period of four years, he played classical music "Manteca," "will happen", the full show Gillespie extraordinary musical talent and superb performing skills . 50's, when the popular jazz style came to an end, the Gillespie forced to dissolve the sense that he has founded a big band.

In 1956, the U.S. State Department authorized the formation of a Gillespie big band, aims are to participate in overseas tours to promote American culture. When this big band disbanded in 1958, he picked up the baton again command a small band. Throughout the 60's, Gillespie's small band conductor and train outstanding young musicians into the cradle.
In the last years of life, Gillespie also served as the command of the United Nations symphony orchestra. Gillespie, 75, 1992, is still active in the jazz style unabated. 7 January 1993 said, Gillespie Wu Fu in the Green City, New Jersey, died aged 76.

Ski Beats… Mos Def… That’s all you have to say! Listen to the horns, percussion, yes! Art in its fullest. I was trying to think of something a little nostalgic with a classic/timeless feel. I chose this one to honor John Birks “Dizzy” Gillespie October 21, 1917 – January 6, 1993. Dizzy was an acclaimed American jazz trumpet player, bandleader, singer, and composer. There were lots of tracks to choose from, but this one made the final cut.

Ski Beats featuring Mos Def – “Cream Of The Planet”