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Blue Note Records: A Foundation Of Jazz
In the annals of music history, specific names rise above the rest. In the 1940s, jazz exploded into American pop culture backed by the vision of two men, who had faith in its complex rhythms, rising melodies and mathematical chord progressions. Putting out nearly countless timeless jazz vinyl, Blue Note Records would soon take its rightful place as one of the primary forces in driving both jazz's popularity and development.
Established in 1939 by Alfred Lion and Max Margulis, Blue Note instantly grew into a force in the world of jazz. A 1939 session with pianists Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis in a rented studio was the pair's first raid into recording and jazz vinyl. Traditional "hot" jazz and boogie-woogie were the label's first releases. Blue Note's first hit - the infectious performance of "Summertime" by saxophonist Sidney Bechet, which Bechet had been unable to record for the established companies - proved to be a milestone in the early days of jazz vinyl.
In Blue Note's earliest days, musicians were often supplied with alcohol as they recorded late into the night after their evening's work in the clubs and bars. The label soon became known for treating musicians uncommonly well, scheduling sessions at times that were convenient to working musicians and allowing them freedom and input as to the record's production.
As World War II proved to be a disturbance to Blue Note's improvement, by late 1943, the label was back in business recording musicians and bringing jazz vinyl to the armed forces. Willing to record artists and styles that most other labels simply passed over, Blue Note brought some of the best musicians the U.S. has ever produced to the forefront of the national music scene.
During the 1940s and 50s, Blue Note found themselves at the forefront of the bebop and hard bop sounds, transporting them around the world on now-legendary jazz vinyl LPs. During the same era, iconic names like Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, Lou Donaldson and Sonny Rollins all cut sides for the label or sat in as session players. Still counted to be the best jazz ever recorded, those recordings stand as a witness to Blue Note's reach and influence.
The marketable viability of jazz came into questions also while America transformed in the coming years. By 1979, Blue Note records lay inactive. However, in 1985, EMI purchased the company that still owned Blue Note and launched an aggressive reissue strategy. These days, the renaissance's remains in full swing as many of the class jazz vinyl reissues have become mainstays in vinyl albums' resurrection.
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