Jazz St. Louis has scheduled the next meeting of its CD Listening Club for 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 10 at Borders, 1519 S. Brentwood Blvd.
With 2009 being the 70th anniversary of Blue Note Records, hosts Dr. Gerald Early of Washington University and Gene Dobbs Bradford, executive director of Jazz St. Louis, will discuss the “golden age" of Blue Note and the CD The Best Blue Note Record in the World, a compilation featuring classic tracks from some of the label's signature artists, including Jimmy Smith, Horace Silver, Lee Morgan and Lou Donaldson.
The CD Listening Club event is free to attend, but since space is limited, Jazz St. Louis asks those who wish to attend to reserve a spot by calling Kedra Tolson at 314-289-4034.
With 2009 being the 70th anniversary of Blue Note Records, hosts Dr. Gerald Early of Washington University and Gene Dobbs Bradford, executive director of Jazz St. Louis, will discuss the “golden age" of Blue Note and the CD The Best Blue Note Record in the World, a compilation featuring classic tracks from some of the label's signature artists, including Jimmy Smith, Horace Silver, Lee Morgan and Lou Donaldson.
The CD Listening Club event is free to attend, but since space is limited, Jazz St. Louis asks those who wish to attend to reserve a spot by calling Kedra Tolson at 314-289-4034.
