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Blue Note Gordon, Dexter: Landslide (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Dexter Gordon experienced a career renaissance with his momentous comeback on Blue Note in the early 1960s which produced numerous all-time classic albums. In 1980, producer Michael Cuscuna dug into the vaults to compile Landslide, a collection released a

Gordon, Dexter: Landslide (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Byrd, Donald: Stepping Into Tomorrow (Blue Note Classics) LP

Byrd, Donald: Stepping Into Tomorrow (Blue Note Classics) LP

Byrd, Donald: Stepping Into Tomorrow (Blue Note Classics) LP

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Blue Note Henderson, Eddie: Heritage (Blue Note Classics) LP

Born in New York City and raised in San Francisco, trumpeter Eddie Henderson's exceptional childhood was shaped by parents who counted Miles Davis as a family friend and enrolled him at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. After obtaining a medical de

Henderson, Eddie: Heritage (Blue Note Classics) LP

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Blue Note Hill, Andrew: Andrew!!! (Tone Poet) LP

Blue Note founder Alfred Lion considered Andrew Hill to be a pianist and composer who was every bit as strikingly original and important as Thelonious Monk and began recording Hill with a fervor in 1963. Hill, for his part, did not disappoint. The pianist

Hill, Andrew: Andrew!!! (Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Roach, Freddie: Down to Earth (Blue Note Classic) LP

In the 1960s, Blue Note’s roster of organists boasted a formidable line-up of leading Hammond B3 practitioners like Jimmy Smith, Big John Patton, Baby Face Willette, and Larry Young each of whom was honing their own distinctive styles on the instrument. T

Roach, Freddie: Down to Earth (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Willette, Baby-Face: Stop and Listen LP

In the 1960s, Blue Note’s roster of organists boasted a formidable line-up of leading Hammond B3 practitioners like Jimmy Smith, Big John Patton, Freddie Roach, and Larry Young each of whom was honing their own distinctive styles on the instrument. The Li

Willette, Baby-Face: Stop and Listen LP

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Blue Note Chaloff, Serge: Blue Serge (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

A little-known Boston-born baritone saxophonist, Serge Chaloff was one of the earliest bebop practitioners on his instrument and possessed a remarkable agility and lyricism. He first gained wider recognition as a member of the "Four Brothers" saxophone se

Chaloff, Serge: Blue Serge (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Turrentine, Stanley: Look Out (Blue Note Classic) LP

After making a strong impression in a sideman roll on Jimmy Smith’s twin soul jazz classics Midnight Special and Back at the Chicken Shack in April 1960, Blue Note boss Alfred Lion brought Stanley Turrentine back into Van Gelder Studio in June to record h

Turrentine, Stanley: Look Out (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Mobley, Hank: Roll Call (Blue Note Classic) LP

Tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley was on a serious roll in 1960 when he recorded Roll Call, the middle album in a trilogy of hard bop masterpieces that includes the tenor saxophonist’s equally essential albums Soul Station and Workout. For Roll Call, Mobley r

Mobley, Hank: Roll Call (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Moncur III, Grachan: Some Other Stuff (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

After appearing on Jackie McLean’s forwarding-thinking albums One Step Beyond and Destination… Out! in 1963, trombonist Grachan Moncur III made his own riveting inside-out debut later that year with Evolution. When he returned to Van Gelder Studio the nex

Moncur III, Grachan: Some Other Stuff (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Parker, Leo: Rollin' With Leo (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Leo Parker was the first baritone saxophonist on the bebop scene and gained prominence in Billy Eckstine’s band as a member of the “Unholy Four” saxophone section that also included Sonny Stitt, Dexter Gordon, and Gene Ammons in the mid-1940s. Personal tr

Parker, Leo: Rollin' With Leo (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Burrell, Kenny & Art Blakey: On View at the Five Spot Café (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Guitarist Kenny Burrell had already achieved rising star status with several stellar Blue Note albums to his name when he entered the storied NYC jazz club The Five Spot Café on August 25, 1959 to record On View At The Five Spot Café. The band Burrell ass

Burrell, Kenny & Art Blakey: On View at the Five Spot Café (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Pullen, Don: New Beginnings (Blue Note Classics) LP

The brilliant pianist Don Pullen was a striking and versatile player whose music spanned a wide variety of styles. Pullen first came to prominence as a member of Charles Mingus’ group in the early 1970s, and later formed a co-led quartet with saxophonist

Pullen, Don: New Beginnings (Blue Note Classics) LP

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Blue Note Williams, Tony: Civilization (Blue Note Classics) LP

Drummer Tony Williams had a long, fruitful relationship with Blue Note Records beginning in the 1960s when as a teenager he appeared on numerous post-bop classics - Herbie Hancock Maiden Voyage, Eric Dolphy Out to Lunch, Andrew Hill Point of Departure - a

Williams, Tony: Civilization (Blue Note Classics) LP

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Blue Note Edwards, Teddy: Sunset Eyes (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

A little-known tenor saxophonist deserving of much wider recognition, Teddy Edwards made two Pacific Jazz albums including 1960’s impressive Sunset Eyes, a showcase for his rich, powerful, full-blooded sound that dispels any preconceived notions that all

Edwards, Teddy: Sunset Eyes (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Pepper, Art: Modern Art (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Recorded in Hollywood, California between two sessions in December 1956 and January 1957, Art Pepper’s Modern Art for the Intro label was an exemplar of West Coast Jazz that featured his melodic alto saxophone flights atop cool jazz, bebop, and blues in t

Pepper, Art: Modern Art (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Reece, Dizzy: Blues in Trinity (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

The Kingston, Jamaica born trumpeter Dizzy Reece moved to London at age 17 and began performing across Europe, most frequently in Paris, where he played with the likes of Don Byas and Kenny Clarke. Reece also made fans of Miles Davis and Sonny Rollins who

Reece, Dizzy: Blues in Trinity (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Silver Quintet, Horace: Serenade to a Soul Sister (Blue Note Classic) LP

Horace Silver had been delivering hard bop classic after hard bop classic for more than a decade when he shifted gears and began moving into more groovy territory with 1966's The Jody Grind. When the pianist next went into Van Gelder Studio in 1968 he kep

Silver Quintet, Horace: Serenade to a Soul Sister (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Donaldson, Lou: Say It Loud (Blue Note Classic) LP

Lou Donaldson had been a Blue Note stalwart since his earliest recordings in 1952 and over the following 15 years produced numerous classic dates spanning bebop, hard bop, and soul jazz. But when the alto saxophonist hooked up with the funky drummer Leo M

Donaldson, Lou: Say It Loud (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Parlan, Horace: Up & Down (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

The bluesy and soulful pianist Horace Parlan is perhaps best known for his work with Charles Mingus on the bassist’s seminal 1959 albums Mingus Ah Um and Blues & Roots. That same year Parlan made his first Blue Note appearance on Lou Donaldson’s album The

Parlan, Horace: Up & Down (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Mobley, Hank: Third Season (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

In tomorrow... Recorded in 1967 but not released until 1980 as part of the LT Series, Hank Mobley’s Third Season was a typically high-caliber late-60s hard bop outing by the tenor saxophonist with a heavy focus on his own original compositions. Mobley had

Mobley, Hank: Third Season (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Amy, Curtis/Frank Butler: Groovin' Blue (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Houston, Texas born tenor saxophonist Curtis Amy found his way to Los Angeles in the mid-1950s where he became embedded in the West Coast Jazz scene and began recording for Pacific Jazz in 1960. His second date for the label was Groovin’ Blue, a hard-swin

Amy, Curtis/Frank Butler: Groovin' Blue (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Gordon, Dexter: Our Man in Paris (Blue Note Classic) LP

Dexter Gordon’s 1963 album Our Man in Paris was his first dispatch from Europe and is also symbolically considered to be the last true bebop album. After recording his masterful albums GO! and A Swingin’ Affair in the Summer of 1962, the great saxophonist

Gordon, Dexter: Our Man in Paris (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Rollins, Sonny: Volume 1 (Blue Note Classic) LP

After Sonny Rollins first appeared on a Blue Note session as a member of Bud Powell’s Modernists in 1949, the Saxophone Colossus began building his name as a bandleader with a run of albums for Prestige before returning to make his Blue Note debut as a le

Rollins, Sonny: Volume 1 (Blue Note Classic) LP

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