9 thoughts on “ Blue - The Disguises - Songs 7 Dances from The Muted Note (CD, Album) ”

1. Media Release, August The Muted Note: Extensive Autumn Tour for Multifaceted Poetry + Music + Dance Project Based on Poems by P.K. Page “The Muted Note is a striking accomplishment. It ultimately resonates like P.K. Page’s galvanized language itself.” –Stuart Broomer, Musicworks Montreal composer and trombonist, Scott Thomson, and dance artist and vocalist, Susanna Hood, will.

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2. Aug 07,  · the original 7"). CD1: published by Mute Song Ltd. published by Blue Mountain Music Ltd. published by Jewel Music Publishing Co. Ltd. published by Chappell Morris Ltd. & published by Habana Music Publishing Ltd. Recorded at RMS Studios, London /5().

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3. Portrait Of Sheila ‎ (CD, Album, RE) Blue Note: CDP 7 2: Europe: Sell This Version: CDP 7 2: Chick Corea: Now He Sings, Now He Sobs.

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4. A landmark album – even if it was the only session that Cannonball Adderley ever cut for Blue Note! The album was recorded at a time when Adderley was working with Miles Davis – and as such, the session features a group that includes Miles, blowing in a cool tone that's a perfect.

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5. Jan 07,  · Not only an essential entry in any guide to Blue Note, but one of the first ports of call for anyone interested in John Coltrane, Blue Train is a must-hear album. Hank Mobley: Soul Station ()Author: Charles Waring.

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6. Once she came to the end of the promotional cycle for 's Day Breaks, Norah Jones decided to challenge herself by recording a series of swift sessions with a rotating cast of collaborators. The intention was to release the results quickly, issuing them as a digital single at a time, and Jones followed through on this plan, releasing a new song every few months throughout

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7. ~ Recorded in March , this Count Basie septet session easily ranks at or near his best. The front line of Thad Jones on trumpet, Frank Foster (tracks 1, 3, 5, 7), Frank Wess (tracks 2, 4, 6, 8), and Eric Dixon on various saxophones, flutes, and clarinet, and Count Basie on piano and organ is perfectly matched with the support of Freddie Green on guitar, Sonny Payne on drums and Eddie Jones /5(7).

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8. This is the discography of Blue Note Records, the American jazz record gervadistsasomnipp.meladktfiniqunswakelexatorradi.co of the records were studio recordings produced by Alfred Lion or Francis gervadistsasomnipp.meladktfiniqunswakelexatorradi.co two main series were '', which ran from to , and '', which ran c to The 'BN-LA' series followed during the s: this series contained many compilations and reissues in addition to new studio albums.

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9. The critics hated Blue Note in the s, and that might be an understatement. Me, I’m kind of intrigued. Fans of good old hard bop, or even soul jazz, were largely left out in the cold. Blue Note in the ‘70s was a label struggling for its very existence, desperate to find a niche and snag some sales.

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