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Matt
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Posted: 26 Dec 2011 at 3:54pm |
There are a few who covered a few genres in Jazz but my selection on where I put them is based on where I like them the most. Some artists are not included if they had just the odd album. They only get in if they are Blue Note regulars or they did a cracker and is has become an important part of the artists disco.I do not include the later ones after Alfred Lion pretty much. That is where the best part of Blue Note lays up to 1967 which is when Alfred Lion (one of the Founders and the main producer for the label was at the helm).
Coltrane only got in because of "Blue Train" being an absolute classic. Miles Davis just made it as well. Not
regulars at the Label.
There are other Polls with those others to come
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snobb
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didn't hear all the list, from what I know - "Blue Train"
Edited by snobb - 26 Dec 2011 at 4:15pm |
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I'll give it to Dexter Gordon, some classic hard bop right there.
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As a result, I went to Ike Quebec. "Heavy Soul" is still an album to often listen to. A list does not have it, but I think "Flight to Jordan" of Duke Jordan to be splendid Bop album.
And I remembered it to see a list. I thought that I did not buy "The Tokyo Blues" of Horace Silver sometime. |
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Matt
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Duke Jordan is great Kazuhiro, he was one of the ones that only did one or two. Highly recommended album. The Leo Parker ones are good too. I left off a few more like Harold Vicks, Sonny Red, Elmo Hope, Gil Melle, Fats Navarro,Tal Farlow, Reuben Wilson and the list goes on. Really went for the main ones.
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Yes. I thought that I might really vote for Art Blakey. I listened to the album which Art Blakey announced from Riverside well, but think that many albums which I announced from Blue Note are splendid. I feel in particular that the album which I announced after Wayne Shorter joined it is good.
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Thank you, Matt.
Because I did not have "Free For All", probably I will check it. |
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Freddie Hubbard.
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