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18/11/2014
18/11/2014

BLUE NOTE
SESSIONS IN BLACK & WHITE

Couverture BlueNote
 

The finest in jazz since 1939 ! This slogan is a trademark. In celebration of the 75th anniversary of Blue Note Records, YellowKorner pays tribute to Francis Wolff, the co-founder with Alfred Lion and in-house photographer of the prestigious record label, by publishing an amazing photo book and presenting a series of exclusive images seen through the lens of this master of jazz photography. From 1941-1965 Francis Wolff took thousands of photographs during the rehearsals and recording sessions that participate Blue Note Records legend.

Numerous portraits of legendary musicians as Art Blakey, Dexter Gordon, Herbie Hancock, Clifford Brown, Ornette Coleman, Wayne Shorter and many more, during record sessions, but also many pictures of these jazzmen in the city. All of them contributed in no small part to the success of the New York label. Mostly reproduced on the covers of the Blue Note discs, these powerful black and white shots gave a strong visual identity to the label, in connection with the unique designer Reid Miles. A myth was born.

YellowKorner further supports the importance of this anniversary by publishing 1939 copies of a hitherto unpublished work, written by Michael Cuscuna and telling the story of the creation and the dynamism of this historic label. Individually numbered and signed by Wayne Shorter, this superb collector’s item includes a collection of 150 exceptional Blue Note photographs taken during recording sessions.

http://www.yellowkorner.com/books/1652/blue-note.aspx

 
 

THAD JONES PAUL CHAMBERS DEXTER GORDON FREDDIE HUBBARD GRANT GREEN HERBIE HANCOCK ORNETTE COLEMAN JAY JAY JOHNSON JIMMY SMITH JOE HENDERSON JOE HENDERSON HERBIE HANCOCK LEE MORGAN DONALD TOUSSAINT HORACE SILVER JACKIE MCLEAN SONNY ROLLINS MAX ROACH SIDNEY BECHET LOU DONALDSON HANK MOBLEY BUD POWELL CLIFFORD BROWN ART BLAKEY

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