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Blue Note 50th Anniversaries: January 1969 & More
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We celebrate Blue Note 50th anniversary recordings from Frank Foster (material never formally released until a CD reissue of Manhattan Fever), Lonnie Smith and Horace Silver. Certamente, there's moreincluding a 75th anniversary salute to sides by clarinetist Edmond Hall with Red Norvo and Teddy Wilson, and a 78 rpm recording of Blue Note 5 by Earl Hines, solo at the 88s. Enjoy the show!Playlist
- Edward Simon "Chega De Saudade" from Latin American Songbook (Sunnyside) 00:00
- Frank Foster "Hip Shakin'" from Manhattan Fever (Blue Note) 06:42
- Frank Foster "Slug's Bag" from Manhattan Fever (Blue Note) 15:19
- Frank Foster "Fly By Night" from Manhattan Fever (Blue Note) 22:21
- Lonnie Smith "Turning Point" from Turning Point (Blue Note) 28:49
- Lonnie Smith "People Sure Act Funny" from Turning Point (Blue Note) 38:37
- Lonnie Smith "Seesaw" from Turning Point (Blue Note) 44:38
- Rodney Kendrick "Monarch" from We Don't Die We Multiply (Verve) 50:34
- Thad Jones Mel Lewis Remembered "Love And Harmony" from New Life (A&M Horizon) 57:30
- Horace Silver "You Gotta Take A Little Love" from You Gotta Take A Little Love (Blue Note) 1:05:16
- Horace Silver "Brain Wave" from You Gotta Take A Little Love (Blue Note) 1:11:17
- Horace Silver "Lovely's Daughter" from You Gotta Take A Little Love (Blue Note) 1:17:18
- Earl Hines "The Father's Getaway" from 78-rpm single (Blue Note) 1:21:39
- Earl Hines "Reminiscing At Blue Note" from 78-rpm single (Blue Note) 1:26:33
- Edmond Hall "Rompin' In 44" from Profoundly Blue (Blue Note) 1:30:54
- Edmond Hall "Blue Interval" from Profoundly Blue (Blue Note) 1:35:48
- Edmond Hall "Smooth Sailing" from Profoundly Blue (Blue Note) 1:39:52
- Ella Fitzgerald/Louis Armstrong "I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm" from Ella & Louis Together (Verve) 1:43:34
- Ella Fitzgerald "Stompin' At The Savoy" from At The Opera House (Verve) 1:48:12
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