Sentence examples for more into jazz from inspiring English sources

His father played the saxophone and was more into jazz.

For a start – and shockingly – Rebus here is more into jazz than 60s standards.

He was more into jazz and rock 'n' roll.

"Moondance" also veered even more into jazz than his recorded version with inventive yet smartly straightforward sections he played on his alto sax in tandem with trumpeter Moran.

"I was less into a swinging form of jazz, and more into a rock form of jazz… but I was attempting to drive myself to exciting heights, while playing behind horn players" he deadpans.

Mr. Horta went on to become a bandleader, crossing over into jazz more often than his Minas Gerais compatriots.

Beginning with the Arlen songs, Ms. Lemper dove into jazz more deeply than I've ever heard her go.

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Every so often the band would snap into more traditional jazz time, with assertive solos by George Colligan on piano; "Seven Steps" was filled with precise, suspenseful pauses.

The clubs where Django made his name with violinist Stéphane Grappelli and their Quintette of the Hot Club of France in the 1930s and 40s have for the most part either shut or turned into more modern jazz venues.

One of Sun Ra's greatest innovations was to introduce electric keyboards and synthesisers into jazz, long before Miles Davis's more widely-heralded and easily palatable electric jazz fusion period.