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50th Anniversary Blue Notes For July
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First show of the month, you know that means: Blue Note 50th anniversaries! This month,
Bobby Hutcherson
vibraphone1941 - 2016
Harold Land
saxophone, tenor1928 - 2001
Lee Morgan
trumpet1938 - 1972
McCoy Tyner
piano1938 - 2020
Elvin Jones
drums1927 - 2004
James P. Johnson
piano1894 - 1955
Clifford Brown
trumpetb.1930
Jimmy Smith
organ, Hammond B31925 - 2005
Hank Mobley
saxophone, tenor1930 - 1986
Playlist
- Clifford Brown "Cookin" from Complete Blue Note and Pacific Jazz Recordings (Blue Note) 00:00
- Bobby Hutcherson, Harold Land "Ummh" from San Francisco (Blue Note) 04:01
- Bobby Hutcherson, Harold Land "Jazz" from San Francisco (Blue Note) 11:53
- Bobby Hutcherson, Harold Land "Goin' Down South" from San Francisco (Blue Note) 17:06
- James P. Johnson "J.P. Boogie" from 78 rpm single (Blue Note) 24:30
- James P. Johnson "Gut Stomp" from 78 rpm single (Blue Note) 28:46
- Lee Morgan "Speedball" from Live at the Lighthouse (Blue Note) 32:56
- Lee Morgan "The Sidewinder" from Live at the Lighthouse (Blue Note) 44:02
- McCoy Tyner "Forbidden Land" from Asante (Blue Note) 57:41
- McCoy Tyner "Hope" from Asante (Blue Note) 1:12:30
- Elvin Jones "Shinjitu" from Coalition (Blue Note) 1:26:57
- Elvin Jones "Ural Stradania" from Coalition (Blue Note) 1:35:03
- Elvin Jones "Simone" from Coalition (Blue Note) 1:43:22
- Jimmy Smith "Cha Cha J" from Jimmy Smith Trio + LD (Blue Note) 1:50:19
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James P. Johnson
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Jimmy Smith
Hank Mobley
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