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Which bop saxophonist also helped to popularize bossa nova in the United States?
 
  a. Charlie Parker
  b. Stan Getz
  c. Dexter Gordon
  d. Sonny Stitt

Question 2

Which bassist provided the musical model for the solo styles of Oscar Pettiford, Charles Mingus and Ray Brown?
 
  a. Jimmy Blanton
  b. Milt Hinton
  c. Pops Foster
  d. Walter Page



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Answer to Question 1

b. Stan Getz

Answer to Question 2

a. Jimmy Blanton




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