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Blue Note

THE FINEST IN JAZZ SINCE 1939

About Me


Blue Note Records is a jazz record label, established in 1939 by Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff and currently owned by the EMI Group. It derives its name from the characteristic "blue notes" of jazz and the blues. Blue Note is principally associated with the "hard bop" style of jazz (mixing bebop with other forms of music including soul, blues, rhythm and blues and gospel). Horace Silver, Jimmy Smith and Art Blakey are the artists most closely linked to the label, but almost all the important musicians in postwar jazz recorded for Blue Note on occasion.www.bluenote.com - Blue Note on Wikipedia

"No Room For Squares," a photographic exhibition of the work of Francis Wolff.
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My Interests



"Jazz is known all over the world as an American musical art form and that's it. No America, no jazz."
-Art Blakey

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I'd like to meet:


'Blue Note Records, The Biography' on NPR
GiantStep.net
Blue Note Clothing @ Ropeadope
ejazzlines.com
All About Jazz
allmusic Jazz
KMHD 89.1
Jazz At WKCR

Blue Note's Friend Space

Jimmy Smith

McCoy Tyner

Duke Ellington

Horace Silver

Thelonious Monk

Don Cherry

John Coltrane

Charlie Parker

Wayner Shorter

Joe Henderson

Sonny Rollins

Jackie McLean

Hank Mobley

Dexter Gordon

Clifford Brown

Donald Byrd

Lee Morgan

Miles Davis

Freddie Hubbard

Herbie Hancock

Grant Green

Ornette Coleman

Paul Chambers

Charles Mingus

JJ Johnson

Art Blakey

Max Roach

Elvin Jones

Stanley Turrentine

Eric Dolphy

Bobby Hutcherson

Andrew Hill

Kenny Burrell

Blue Mitchell

John Patton

Philly Joe Jones

Duke Pearson

The Messengers

A Night At Birdland

Kings of Bop Tribute Page

JazzCatz

Martel

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Music:



Jazz - BeBop - Cool Jazz - Hard Bop - Jazz Blues - Soul Jazz - Post Bop - Avant Garde Jazz - Free Jazz

Movies:



Television:


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Books: