Which musician, 1890-1967, was known as 'The King of Jazz'?
King of Jazz in a tree, the monkey throws a coconut at the elephant. It misses and hits Whiteman on the head. The bump on his head forms into a crown. Master of Ceremonies Charles Irwin then remarks, "And that's how Paul Whiteman was crowned the King of Jazz." One of the characters making a brief appearance in the cartoon is Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, the star of the Universal Studios animation department led by Lantz. A black-and-white sound cartoon featuring Oswald, titled "My Pal Paul", also released in 1930 by Universal, promoted "King of Jazz" by including songs from the movie and
Peter King (Nigerian musician) the new facilities of the Peter King school of music at Badagry, Lagos State. Peter King (Nigerian musician) Peter King Adeyoyin Osubu (born 1938), known as Peter King, is a Nigerian musician who played several instruments, but was best known as an alto saxophonist playing a combination of Afrobeat and jazz. Peter King is perhaps better known in Europe and America than in Nigeria for his "Miliki Sound" on the record "A Soulful Peter King", where he played popular classics such as "Sincerely", "We Belong Together" and "Just Because". Peter King was born in 1938 in Enugu in the Southeastern