Sunday, June 1, 2014

NPR Music - JAZZ

Blue Note At 75, The Concert: Norah Jones

At her record company's 75th-anniversary gala, the singer-songwriter performs with her labelmates — some of whom, like Wayne Shorter and Jason Moran, happen to be modern jazz stars.
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Take 75: Great Solos In Blue Note Records History

Nearly three-quarters of a century old, the label remains a showcase for jazz soloing in every possible mood and temperament. Here are our picks for sublime moments from the catalog.
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Blue Note At 75, The Concert: Lou Donaldson & Dr. Lonnie Smith

In the '50s, '60s and beyond, they were among the artists who defined hard bop and soul jazz. They revisit the hits in concert, but not without some chortling commentary from Sweet Poppa Lou.
BLUE NOTE AT 75

Blue Note At 75, The Concert: McCoy Tyner & Bobby Hutcherson

They first recorded together in 1966, around the time both were signed to Blue Note Records. The pianist and vibraphone player have been working together ever since. Watch a duet performance.

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