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Blue Note Smith, Lonny: Drives (Blue Note Classics) LP

One of the most creative and funkiest organists of all time, Lonnie Smith was first introduced to Blue Note listeners by standout sideman appearances with saxophonist Lou Donaldson who featured the B3 virtuoso on late-1960s soul jazz classics including Al

Smith, Lonny: Drives (Blue Note Classics) LP

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Blue Note Mobley, Hank: Slice of the Top (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley had already been building a formidable Blue Note catalog for more than a decade when he conceived of his unique album A Slice of the Top, which was recorded in 1966 but not first released until 1979 as part of the LT Series.

Mobley, Hank: Slice of the Top (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Elemental Gale, Eddie: Eddie Gale's Ghetto Music LP

The debut album by American trumpeter Eddie Gale, recorded in 1968 and released on the Blue Note label. A member of the Sun Ra Arkestra before and after taping these sides, Gale also played on Cecil Taylor's Blue Note debut, Unit Structures. “The aestheti

Gale, Eddie: Eddie Gale's Ghetto Music LP

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Blue Note Tyner, McCoy / Joe Henderson: Forces of Nature Live at Slugs' LP

Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs’ is a never-before-issued live recording of jazz legends McCoy Tyner and Joe Henderson leading a stellar quartet with bassist Henry Grimes and drummer Jack DeJohnette at the hallowed lost NYC jazz shrine, Slugs' Saloon, in

Tyner, McCoy / Joe Henderson: Forces of Nature Live at Slugs' LP

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

The arresting 1965 session Dialogue was the debut album to be released by vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson who had already proven himself a versatile sideman on classic Blue Note albums from Grant Green’s Idle Moments to Jackie McLean’s Destination Out to Er

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

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Blue Note Jordan, Cliff: Cliff Jordan (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

The under-recognized tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan blew in from Chicago in 1957 and recorded a trio of excellent Blue Note sessions over a prolific 8-month span including the self-titled album Cliff Jordan. Jordan’s 2nd date for the label was a genero

Jordan, Cliff: Cliff Jordan (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Little, Booker: Booker Little 4 & Max Roach (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Memphis-born trumpeter Booker Little was a bright light of the jazz world who died tragically young at age 23. A prodigiously talented hornman as well as a composer, Little first came to prominence as a member of Max Roach's band, which he joined in 1956

Little, Booker: Booker Little 4 & Max Roach (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Byrd, Donald: Kofi (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Drawn from two sessions recorded in December 1969 and December 1970, and not first released until 1995, Kofi found Donald Byrd in the early stages of his transformation from top-notch hard bop trumpeter to fusion pioneer. Byrd had already begun to move aw

Byrd, Donald: Kofi (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Harris, Gene & The Three Sounds: Live at the Club (Blue Note Classic) LP

The Three Sounds were one of the most prolific groups on the Blue Note roster from the late-1950s into the early 1970s. Led by pianist Gene Harris the trio was introduced on the label in 1958 and churned out a series of successful albums featuring their a

Harris, Gene & The Three Sounds: Live at the Club (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Hipp, Jutta: At the Hickory House Vol. 1 (Blue Note Classic) LP

German jazz pianist Jutta Hipp is one of the most intriguing yet little-known figures in Blue Note history, a unique and short-lived presence on the NYC Jazz scene of the mid-1950s. Following Blue Note’s 1954 release of the 10” LP New Faces – New Sounds F

Hipp, Jutta: At the Hickory House Vol. 1 (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note McLean, Jackie: Let Freedom Ring (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Jackie McLean’s 1962 album Let Freedom Ring reflected the change in the air of the early ‘60s: both the musical freedoms being explored by the emergent avant-garde movement and the social freedoms sought by the ascendent civil rights movement. This four-s

McLean, Jackie: Let Freedom Ring (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Modest Jazz Trio: Good Friday Blues (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Recorded in the wee hours of Good Friday 1960, this charming and impromptu Pacific Jazz session captured the easygoing alchemy of The Modest Jazz Trio featuring Jim Hall on guitar, Red Mitchell on piano, and Red Kelly on bass. Good Friday Blues would be t

Modest Jazz Trio: Good Friday Blues (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Shorter, Wayne: Odyssey of Iska (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

The winds of change were blowing through Wayne Shorter's life and career in 1970. The saxophonist had just left Miles Davis' group and was soon to form his collective fusion band, Weather Report. His music was evolving, too, as he began to delve into his

Shorter, Wayne: Odyssey of Iska (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Morgan, Lee: Taru (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Lee Morgan’s 1968 album Taru—which wouldn’t be first released until 1980 as part of the LT Series—found the trumpeter at a crossroads exploring a variety of styles. The band on this outstanding date is notable for several reasons including the elevating p

Morgan, Lee: Taru (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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

The late-1960s and early-1970s were a wildly creative period for Bobby Hutcherson with the vibraphonist freely exploring a wide range of stylistic possibilities from post-bop and the avant-garde to fusion and Latin Jazz. The cutting-edge 1969 session Medi

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

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Blue Note Shorter, Wayne: Juju (Blue Note Classic) LP

1964 was a momentous year in the musical life of Wayne Shorter. At the start of the year the saxophonist was still a member of Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, appearing on classic Blue Note albums like Free for All and Indestructible. Shorter made his o

Shorter, Wayne: Juju (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Morgan, Lee: The Gigolo (Blue Note Classic) LP

Following the runaway success of The Sidewinder in 1964, Alfred Lion continued to record trumpeter Lee Morgan frequently in the hopes of capturing another funky boogaloo hit. While his subsequent albums may not have scaled the same commercial heights, Mor

Morgan, Lee: The Gigolo (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Shorter, Wayne: Speak No Evil LP

Blue Note 85 Classic BLUE Vinyl Edition produced by Blue Note Records in 2024. Remastered by Kevin Gray from the original all-analog master tapes at Cohearant Audio. Pressed at Optimal Media GmbH in Germany. Includes 'Blue Note 85' OBI Strip. 1964 was one

Shorter, Wayne: Speak No Evil LP

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Blue Note Byrd, Donald: Byrd Blows on Beacon Hill LP

Recorded in 1956 for producer Tom Wilson's short-lived Boston-based label Transition Records, Byrd Blows on Beacon Hill presented trumpeter Donald Byrd in a relaxed and intimate quartet setting with his frequent collaborator Doug Watkins on bass along wit

Byrd, Donald: Byrd Blows on Beacon Hill LP

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Blue Note Jones, Thad: Magnificent Thad (Blue Note Classic) LP

The Magnificent Thad Jones is widely regarded as the greatest small group recording of the trumpeter and composer’s career. Following his Blue Note debut Detroit – New York Junction in March 1956, Jones returned to the studio in July to record this suprem

Jones, Thad: Magnificent Thad (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Jordan, Clifford: Cliff Craft (Blue Note Classic) LP

Tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan blew in from Chicago in 1957 and put the NYC jazz scene on notice with a trio of excellent Blue Note sessions including Blowing in from Chicago co-led with John Gilmore, the self-title Cliff Jordan, and Cliff Craft. This

Jordan, Clifford: Cliff Craft (Blue Note Classic) LP

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Blue Note Watkins, Doug: Watkins at Large (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Recorded in 1956 for producer Tom Wilson’s short-lived Boston-based label Transition Records, Watkins At Large was the first of only two albums that the great bassist Doug Watkins would make as a leader. The Detroit native had moved to New York and begun

Watkins, Doug: Watkins at Large (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Dorham, Kenny & Jackie McLean: Inta Somethin' (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

Kenny Dorham added stellar entries to the catalogs of Blue Note, Riverside, and New Jazz throughout the 1950s as he solidified his reputation as a leading trumpeter and composer on the jazz scene. He began 1961 in the studio for Blue Note recording his ex

Dorham, Kenny & Jackie McLean: Inta Somethin' (Blue Note Tone Poet) LP

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Blue Note Turrentine, Stanley & The Three Sounds: Blue Hour (Blue Note Classic) LP

Alfred Lion's inspired idea to pair tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine with the 3 Sounds—the trio featuring pianist Gene Harris, bassist Andrew Simpkins, and drummer Bill Dowdy—on 1960's Blue Hour produced one of most deeply soulful hard bop outings in

Turrentine, Stanley & The Three Sounds: Blue Hour (Blue Note Classic) LP

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