- A very helpful Blue Note labelography - Steve Hoffman Music Forums
These may be discerned from the jacket by the catalogue number appearing on the back in large, bold block letters; the label is the classic Blue Note blue and white Albums numbered 1200, and 1501 through 1543 say Blue Note Records 767 Lexington Ave NYC in script letters, written in an arc inside the (deep) groove along the top of the label
- The 100 Best Bluenote Albums - Steve Hoffman Music Forums
Maiden Voyage is my favorite Blue Note album, so I'm glad to see it ranked so high A little sad though to see Kenny Dorham's Afro-Cuban is absent Also kinda surpised that Miles Davis Vol 1 2 are not here either
- Blue Note 85th Anniversary UHQ CDs from Japan - Kevin Gray mastered
On J A W 's point, a brief historical note: The Blue Note 32 192 archival tape transfers were performed circa 12 years ago – those transfers were indeed used for the 75th Anniversary vinyl, hi-res, XRCD24, and other reissues, mostly mastered by Grundman, Yoshida, Bellman, etc , whether credited or not These always sounded bright to my ears
- Blue Note Fans: Rank the Vinyl (Re)Issue Programs
Liberty pressings (late 60s, classic blue white label, some with Van Gelder mastering, some without, no "P") United Artists pressings (70s, mostly blue label with black or white lowercase "b", some West Coast pressings with weird mostly black label, some "Blue Note Reissue Series" 2xLPs, very few mastered by Van Gelder)
- Blue Note: to reissue or not to reissue? - Steve Hoffman Music Forums
Jimmy Smith, Blue Note BLP-4011: "The Sermon" Lable: 33 1 3 Microgroove Long Playing Side A says: "Blue note records Inc - New York USA Side B: "Blue note records Inc - 47 West 63rd - NYC It has the 43 W 61st St address in New York on the back label and a departement store price tag for $3,68 The sleeve itself is printed on glossy cardboard
- Third Man and Blue Note Announce 313 Series Partnership
The 313 Series Partnership will include such classic Blue Note titles as Thad Jones’ Detroit-New York Junction (1956), Donald Byrd’s Electric Byrd (1970), and Elvin Jones’ Genesis (1971), …as well as a first-ever vinyl reissue of Kenny Cox and The Contemporary Jazz Quintet’s Multidirection (1969) and a first-ever vinyl release of
- At what point did Blue Note move from mono to stereo?
Blue Note Records - A Guide for Identifying Original Pressings by Frederick Cohen, Jazz Record Center 2010 (Michael Cuscuna is credited for most of the research data) Last edited: Mar 17, 2014
- Blue Note 75th-Universal reissue sound quality?
I started collecting Blue Note records in the 90s, and there are lots of options from Japan (Toshiba or King pressing) as well as almost an entire 1500 series from Classic Records (now out of business, but many are easy to find and not expensive) Vinyl Records, SACDs, DVD Audio, Audiophile Equipment|Acoustic Sounds »
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