Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra was a pioneering jazz ensemble led by Fletcher Henderson, born as Джеймс Флетчер Гамильтон Хендерсон in 1897 in Cuthbert, Georgia, USA. Known for their contributions to the swing era, the orchestra played a pivotal role in shaping big band jazz. Fletcher Henderson worked with renowned musicians like Louis Armstrong and Coleman Hawkins, and his arrangements influenced the sound of Benny Goodman's orchestra. Iconic tracks like "Sugar Foot Stomp" and "Wrappin' It Up" remain classics. His innovative arrangements and leadership helped define the jazz genre, leaving a lasting legacy in American music history.

• Genres: Джаз, R&B
• Language: English