0 Items - C$0.00 My account / Register

Blue Note

Home / Jazz Reissues / Blue Note

Blue Note Petrucciani, Michel: Power of Three (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

In 1985, the miraculous French pianist Michel Petrucciani signed with a newly relaunched Blue Note Records and recorded his label debut Pianism, an album that underscored the arrival a distinctive new talent. His 2nd Blue Note release, Power of Three, pre

Petrucciani, Michel: Power of Three (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

Blue Note Patton, Big John: Got A Good Thing Goin' (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Hammond B3 organist Big John Patton’s 1966 soul jazz manifesto Got a Good Thing Goin’ was a showcase for the deep rapport between Patton and guitarist Grant Green who had appeared on all of Patton’s prior Blue Note dates from his 1963 debut Along Came Joh

Patton, Big John: Got A Good Thing Goin' (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

Blue Note Hutcherson, Bobby: Components (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Recorded in 1965, Components makes a strong case for being one of the finest albums that vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson cut for Blue Note over his lengthy association with the label. For the date, Hutcherson assembled a truly remarkable sextet featuring Fr

Hutcherson, Bobby: Components (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

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

Tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley made his first Blue Note appearance in 1954 as a member of Horace Silver’s Jazz Messengers and began leading his own dates in 1955 which marked the start of a fruitful 15-year run on the label. Mobley was still establishing h

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

C$46.99

Blue Note Amy, Curtis: Tippin' on Through (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

A powerful wind blew through The Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach, California on July 29, 1962 as saxophonist Curtis Amy brought a stacked sextet into the legendary venue to record his live album Tippin’ on Through for Pacific Jazz. The brawny Texas tenor had

Amy, Curtis: Tippin' on Through (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

Blue Note Turrentine, Stanley: Easy Walker (Blue Note Classic) LP

Stanley Turrentine’s 1966 album Easy Walker was right in the soulful tenor saxophonist’s sweet spot with Mr. T fronting a versatile quartet with McCoy Tyner on piano, Bob Cranshaw on bass, and Mickey Roker on drums. The engaging set featured hard-grooving

Turrentine, Stanley: Easy Walker (Blue Note Classic) LP

C$69.99

Blue Note Marable Quartet, Lawrence: Tenorman (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

A West Coast jazz date that blows with hard bop gusto, Tenorman by The Lawrence Marable Quartet featuring James Clay was a hard-swinging session led by the esteemed drummer (Marable) that served as an introduction of the young Texan tenor (Clay) with stur

Marable Quartet, Lawrence: Tenorman (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

Blue Note Morgan, Lee: City Lights (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Trumpeter Lee Morgan was just 19 years old and still early on in his lengthy Blue Note association when he cut his brightly swinging album City Lights in August 1957. The date featured a wonderful sextet with Curtis Fuller on trombone, George Coleman on a

Morgan, Lee: City Lights (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

Blue Note Green, Bennie: Back on the Scene (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

The Chicago-born trombonist Bennie Green made his Blue Note debut with his delightful 1958 album Back on the Scene featuring a stellar quintet with saxophonist Charlie Rouse, pianist Joe Knight, bassist George Tucker, and drummer Louis Hayes. From buoyant

Green, Bennie: Back on the Scene (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

Blue Note Johnson, J. J.: The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson, Vol. II (Blue Note Classic) LP

J.J. Johnson adapted the language of bebop to the trombone winning the admiration of Fats Navarro, Dizzy Gillespie, and Charlie Parker. After appearing on Miles Davis' first Blue Note session in 1952, Alfred Lion gave Johnson the chance to lead several of

Johnson, J. J.: The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson, Vol. II (Blue Note Classic) LP

C$47.99

Blue Note Monk, Thelonious: Genius of Modern Music Vol. II (Blue Note Classic) LP

Thelonious Monk was a little-known figure on the New York City bebop scene when Blue Note founder Alfred Lion discovered and fell in love with the pianist's utterly unique music and offered Monk his first opportunity to record as a leader in 1947. Over th

Monk, Thelonious: Genius of Modern Music Vol. II (Blue Note Classic) LP

C$47.99

Blue Note Henderson, Joe: Our Thing (Blue Note Classics) LP

After recording his auspicious debut Page One in June 1963, Joe Henderson returned to Van Gelder Studio three months later for his 2nd Blue Note date Our Thing, which once again showcased the tenor saxophonist’s deep connection with his frequent collabora

Henderson, Joe: Our Thing (Blue Note Classics) LP

C$46.99

Blue Note Blakey, Art & The Jazz Messengers: Free For All (Blue Note Classics) LP

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers Free for All was perhaps the band’s most potent album featuring a powerful sextet line-up with the great drummer joined by tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, trombonist Curtis Fuller, pianist Cedar

Blakey, Art & The Jazz Messengers: Free For All (Blue Note Classics) LP

C$46.99

Blue Note Washington, Tyrone: Natural Essence (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

In tomorrow?

Tyrone Washington’s 1967 debut Natural Essence introduced a vital new voice in jazz whose unique conception could move between exploratory post bop to groove-based soul jazz while channeling the charged intensity of the avant-garde. Havin

Washington, Tyrone: Natural Essence (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

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

In tomorrow?

Tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley made his first appearance on Blue Note Records in 1954 as a member of The Jazz Messengers under the leadership of Horace Silver and began leading his own dates the following year marking the start of a fruitf

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

C$54.99

Blue Note Griffin, Johnny: A Blowing Session (Blue Note Classics) LP

For his second album, recorded in April 1957, Johnny Griffin called upon his fellow master practitioners of the tenor saxophone John Coltrane and Hank Mobley to create this explosive entry in the Blue Note catalog. Originally titled Johnny Griffin, Vol. 2

Griffin, Johnny: A Blowing Session (Blue Note Classics) LP

C$46.99

Blue Note Smith, Jimmy: House Party (Blue Note Classics) LP

After discovering Jimmy Smith in 1956, Blue Note founder Alfred Lion recorded the Hammond B3 organ master frequently in various settings including studio and live dates. The two sessions that produced the four tracks on House Party strove for the best of

Smith, Jimmy: House Party (Blue Note Classics) LP

C$46.99

Blue Note Turrentine, Stanley: In Memory Of (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Recorded in 1964, Stanley Turrentine’s stellar album In Memory Of went unreleased until 1980 when producer Michael Cuscuna discovered it in the Blue Note vaults and issued the session as part of the LT Series. An inspired set that traversed swinging hard

Turrentine, Stanley: In Memory Of (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$54.99

Blue Note Clark, Sonny: Sonny's Crib (Blue Note Classics) LP

One of the finest pianists and composers of the hard bop era, Sonny Clark followed up his 1957 Blue Note debut Dial “S” for Sonny with the stellar sextet session Sonny’s Crib, a swinging set of standards and Clark originals featuring John Coltrane on teno

Clark, Sonny: Sonny's Crib (Blue Note Classics) LP

C$46.99

Blue Note Morgan, Lee: The Procrastinator (Blue Note Classics) LP

Lee Morgan’s prodigious creative output in the years following the smash success of his comeback album The Sidewinder was staggering by any measure, whether quality or quantity. In fact, the trumpeter recorded 15 Blue Note sessions between 1964-68, many o

Morgan, Lee: The Procrastinator (Blue Note Classics) LP

C$46.99

Blue Note McLean, Jackie: Jacknife Blues (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP LP

Jackie McLean’s evocative 1965 album Jacknife captured the alto saxophonist in an envelope-pushing post-bop mode. The session featured two trumpeters—Lee Morgan and Charles Tolliver—who are heard together to great effect on Morgan’s groovy “Soft Blue,” bu

McLean, Jackie: Jacknife Blues (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP LP

C$69.99

Blue Note Silver, Horace: Tokyo Blues (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Horace Silver’s 1962 tour of Japan had a profound impact on the pianist who returned to the U.S. and dedicated his subsequent album The Tokyo Blues to his fervent Japanese fans. Along with his quintet featuring trumpeter Blue Mitchell, tenor saxophonist J

Silver, Horace: Tokyo Blues (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

C$69.99

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

C$69.99

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

C$46.99

Please accept cookies to help us improve this website Is this OK? Yes No More on cookies »