and jazz entusiast (died 2017). 3 – Onaje Allan Gumbs, American pianist, composer, and bandleader. 9 – Larry Stabbins, British saxophonist, flautist, and composer. 10 – Viktor Paskov, Bulgarian writer, musician, and musicologist (died 2009). 14 – Peter Guidi, Scottish saxophonist and flutist (died 2018). 19 – Sally Potter, English composer, musician, film director, actor, and screenwriter. 24 – Bill Connors, American guitarist, Return to Forever. 27 – Allan C. Barnes, American saxophonist (died 2016). October 5 – Thomas Clausen, Danish pianist. 13 – Ray Brown, Jr., American pianist and singer. 17 – Kazutoki Umezu, Japanese saxophonist. 23 – Tristan Honsinger, American cellist. November 6 – Arturo Sandoval, Cuban trumpeter, pianist and composer. 7 – David S. Ware, American saxophonist and composer (died 2012). 14 – Raúl di Blasio, Argentine pianist. 21 – Rainer Brüninghaus, German pianist and composer. 30 – Bill Reichenbach Jr., American trombonist and composer. December 5 Enrico Pieranunzi, Italian pianist. John Altman, English film composer, orchestrator, and conductor. 7 – Tom Waits, American singer, songwriter, and actor. 10 – Pops Mohamed, South African multi-instrumentalist and producer. 19 – Lenny White, American drummer Return to Forever. 21 – Marilyn Scott, American singer. 25 – Konstanty Wilenski, Ukrainian-Polish pianist and composer. 27 – T. S. Monk, American drummer, composer and bandleader. Unknown date Jesper Zeuthen, Danish saxophonist composer. See also 1940s in jazz List of years in jazz 1949 in music References Bibliography External links History Of Jazz Timeline: 1949 at All About Jazz Jazz Jazz by year