Excellent two CD compilation of classic tracks from the Blue Note Records catalog. This collection represents the complete history of the label, from its beginnings - including its first best-selling single, "Summertime" - through its '50s - '60s classic period, with widely-known tracks from label standard bearers Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Jimmy Smith, Lee Morgan et al, and right up to its modern successes from Norah Jones, Robert Glasper and Gregory Porter.
The perfect introduction to jazz by the genre's most legendary record label! Founded in 1939, Blue Note was a pioneer in jazz's golden age, serving as a breeding ground for legends such as Miles Davis, Horace Silver, Art Blakey and Kenny Burrell. Even today the label continues building its legacy with contemporary acts like Norah Jones and Medeski, Martin & Wood. This single disc compilation offers the perfect introduction to both Blue Note and the genre for which this label became an unarguable mark of quality!
This collection brings together some of the most recognizable jazz classics from the label's most distinguished and respected artists. Over 75 minutes of music makes this an ideal starting place for those wanting to discover Blue Note's heritage. Many of these tracks are among the most sampled tunes of all time and gives an insight as to the label's musical influence over the years. Features 9 total tracks. 2005.
'Take Off' - 96kHz/24-bit audio - The Complete Blue Note recording sessions with alternate takes and the bonus EP 'Enigma' which includes recently discovered alternate takes that were released on 10-inch vinyl earlier this year. Sourced from high resolution masters created by Bernie Grundman. Additional mastering by Kevin Reeves at 4th Floor Studios, New York City and Robert Vosgien at Capitol Mastering, Hollywood.
THE HEART OF A LEGEND
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