Welcome to Wikipedia. I'm sorry that you're annoyed by Wikipedia's rules on what we do and we don't allow in our articles. It's nothing personal - it can't be with thousands of articles created by hundreds of editors every day.

The articles you created were deleted by various people for various reasons. Bill Dudley (trumpeter), when you first created it, didn't assert notability for the subject.  nominated it for deletion and I deleted it. You recreated the article but used sales language;  nominated it for deletion and  deleted it because we don't allow advertising. The New Orleanians had the line You can catch The New Orleanians on stage every Sunday from 5pm to 8pm at the Strawberry Hills Hotel - clear advertising; Wheelchair Epidemic nominated it for deletion, NawlinWiki deleted it.

By this time, editors were spotting a pattern to your edits: low notability subjects being written about with advertising terms in them. So Strawberry Hills Hotel was proposed for deletion by Wheelchair Epidemic, Ecoleetage agreed and NawlinWiki deleted it. David Ridyard didn't assert notability;  nominated it for deletion, Wheelchair Epidemic agreed and NawlinWiki deleted it. Adrian Ford didn't assert notability;  nominated it and I deleted it. You recreated it, again without asserting notability,  noted that it read like advertising, Stijndon nominated it again and NawlinWiki deleted it.

:Category:Australian Jazz Bands was deleted by NawlinWiki because it wasn't a category - it was a list.

You're welcome to recreate any of these articles, but you need to say clearly and upfront why they are notable enough to be included and provide a reliable, third-party source for any such claim. You also need to make sure that you're not using Wikipedia to advertise the subject in any way. Hope this helps. ➨ REDVERS in a car - no brakes? I don't mind