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Jazz Legends Born on April 21.
A powerful mix of swing, bebop, and avant-garde innovators — plus the visionary behind Blue Note Records.
The A Little Grey Blue Never Hurt Nobody Fashion Story
David: Chemist/photographer -Â the Blue Note, NYC.
 I'm wearing grey and blue, I'm not a grey blue person so I just wanted to match and go about the day.
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Fred Jackson – Hootin’ ‘N Tootin’
Hootin’ ‘n Tootin’ is the debut album by American saxophonist Fred Jackson, and the sole recording under his leadership, recorded in 1962 and released on the Blue Note label.
Fred Jackson – tenor saxophone Earl Van Dyke – organ Willie Jones – guitar Sam Jones – bass (tracks 8–14) Wilbert Hogan – drums
Visionary graphic designer Reid Miles was born on July 4, 1927. In 1955, Francis Wolff hired Miles to design album covers he began creating an iconic visual aesthetic that would define the look of the Blue Note.
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Hiromi Uehara (pno), Adam O’Farrill (tpt), Hadrian Feraud (bass), Gene Koye (drums) @ Bluenote
Robert Glasper, Bluenote
Blue Note president Don Was and Justin Richmond interviewed Ron Carter on stage at the Blue Note club in NYC. They set out to learn about his life growing up in Detroit, and his classical aspirations. Maestro Carter delivered an emotional stream of consciousness response as well as insights into a few key people from the Blue Note's esteemed history.