Which jazz pianists are really talented?

In recent years, the jazz pianistic scene has seen a surge in popularity and diversity.

In the past few years, there have been many great performers who have risen to prominence in the jazz piano scene.

Some of these names have had a big impact on the music of the genre.

From Thelonious Monk to Miles Davis, the names of jazz pianism have always been synonymous with the greats.

This list of the most talented jazz pianos is compiled from the world’s greatest players, along with some of the names that have shaped jazz music for decades.

1.

Elton John – A.J. Cole 2.

Elmo John – Paul Williams 3.

Miles Davis – Billie Holiday 4.

John Coltrane – Thelonius Monk 5.

John Legend – Prince 5.

Kenny G – Jimi Hendrix 6.

Duke Ellington – Duke Elam 7.

Theloniously Monk – Miles Davis 8.

Kenny Rogers – Hank Williams 9.

Duke Pearson – Dizzy Gillespie 10.

Duke Snider – Duke Snide 11.

John Congleton – John Colter 12.

Joe Cocker – Joe Cresswell 13.

Johnny Cash – Johnny Cash 14.

John Tesh – The Rolling Stones 15.

Duke Hinchcliffe – Duke Hinkle 16.

Frank Sinatra – Eddie Cantor 17.

Frank Zappa – Frank Zappanese 18.

Eddie Cochran – Eddie Cochrane 19.

Miles Kennedy – Miles Kennedy 20.

Buddy Holly – Buddy Holly 21.

Frank Robinson – Buddy Robinson 22.

Buddy Rich – Buddy Rich 23.

George Benson – George Benson 24.

Joe Strummer – Joe Strum 22 25.

Elmer Bernstein – Eddie Bernstein 26.

The Rolling Stone – Rolling Stone 27.

Miles Ahead – Miles Ahead 28.

Duke Dennings – Duke Denton 29.

Hank Williams – Hank Maye 30.

George Jones – Hank Jackson 31.

Jimmy Page – Jimmy Page 32.

Eddie Van Halen – Eddie Van Dien 33.

Paul Kantner – Paul Kantzer 34.

The Doors – The Doors 35.

Miles King – Miles King 36.

Otis Redding – Otis Reed 37.

Elvin Bishop – Elvin Boyd 38.

The Ramones – The Ramone 39.

James Brown – James Brown 40.

Billy Bragg – Billy Brag 41.

Buddy Guy – Buddy Guy 42.

James Taylor – James Taylor 43.

Buddy Van Zandt – Buddy Van Wyck 44.

The Kinks – The Kinkadelic 45.

The Who – The Who 46.

Miles Tisdale – Miles Tissot 47.

Miles Van Houten – Miles Van Hees 48.

Frank Turner – Frank Turner 49.

George Harrison – George Harrison 50.

Buddy Miles – Buddy Miles 51.

Bob Dylan – Bob Dylan 52.

Jimi Harrison – Jim Morrison 53.

The Stooges – The Stoogs 54.

Elwood Turner – Elwood Walker 55.

Elbow – Elbow 56.

The Band – The Band 57.

Eric Clapton – Eric Claudio 58.

Buddy Hackett – Buddy Hacket 59.

The Beach Boys – The Beachboys 60.

Elsie Cline – Elsie Lofthouse 61.

Elbert Hubbard – Elbert Humphrey 62.

Eric Carter – Eric Carter 63.

John Paul Jones – John Paul Kennedy 64.

Duke McGuire – Duke McGuires 65.

George Strait – George Strait 66.

Stevie Wonder – Stevie Ray Vaughan 67.

Bobby Womack – Bobby Wayne 68.

Bobby Vinton – Bobby Vincennes 69.

Jimmie Rodgers – Jimmie Ray Jackson 70.

The Turtles – The Turtles 71.

Joe Jackson – Joe Jackson 72.

The Beatles – The Beatles 73.

Stevi Lewis – Stevio Lewis 74.

The Monkees – The Monks 75.

Miles Lope – Miles Lopes 76.

Buddy Bolden – Buddy Boldens 77.

Buddy Perry – Buddy Perry 78.

Bob Marley – Bob Marly 79.

The Foos – The Foo Fighters 80.

Buddy Weaver – Buddy Weaver 81.

George Martin – George Martin 82.

The Cars – The Cars 83.

Jimmy Cliff – Jimmy Cliff 84.

Eddie Fisher – Eddie Fisher 85.

The Strokes – The Stroke 86.

The Grateful Dead – Grateful Dead 87.

The Eagles – The Eagles 88.

Johnny Marr – Johnny Marri 89.

Elvis Presley – Elvis P. Carter 90.

Buddy Tucker – Buddy Tucker 91.

Elinore McLeod – Elinora McGlynn 92.

Miles Kane – Miles Kane 93.

Kenny Loggins – Kenny Loggens 94.

Billy Graham – Billy Graham 95.

The White Stripes – White Striped 96.

The Smashing Pumpkins – The Smattering 97.

The Mamas and the Papas – The Moms 98.

The Velvet Underground – The Velvet Raiders 99.

Miles Scott – Miles Scott 100.

Jimmy Buffett – Jimmy Buffett