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Contents: ?yEverything Jazz?z?y4th Edition: Blue Note?z?yUHQCD Specification?z?yGreen Color Label Coating?z Founded in 1939 by Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff, Blue Note was the first jazz-only record label in history. Alfred, uncompromising in his approach, dedicated ample time to rehearsals, meticulously focusing on the quality of each track. Combined with artistic jacket designs, this resulted in a string of classic modern jazz albums. Featuring 50 masterpieces from this still-active, undisputed No. 1 jazz label, including works by Norah Jones and Robert Glasper, this collection showcases 200 carefully selected classics that have been loved not only overseas but also in Japan for many years. Many titles are being released on UHQCD for the first time! The booklet includes new liner notes as well as comments from the artists about each work. All albums utilize high-quality UHQCD + green color label coating to faithfully reproduce the sound of the original recording. The friendly series logo is by world-renowned illustrator C?sar Debargue. This is the most popular album in the 4000 series trilogy by Blue Note's proud "The Tenor Man." Backed by a superb rhythm section, he delivers a superb performance throughout.
Hank Mobley (ts) Wynton Kelly (p) Paul Chambers (b) Art Blakey (ds) Recorded February 7, 1960 in New Jersey Media reviews and more This is the most popular album in the 4000 series trilogy by Blue Note's proud "The Tenor Man." Backed by a superb rhythm section, he delivers a superb performance throughout. (C)RS
