uDiscover Music (UK) - Brian Reitzell's Guide to Blue Note: 16 Tracks He Can't Live Without (2019)

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uDiscover Music (UK) - Brian Reitzell's Guide to Blue Note: 16 Tracks He Can't Live Without (2019)

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https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/ ... blue-note/

Selected by a noted TV and film composer who's also worked with a few bands. He says it's "sequenced for an imaginary movie," so for all intents and purposes, it's unranked.

1: Thelonious Monk: ‘Misterioso’ (from Genius Of Modern Music Vol.1, 1947)
2: McCoy Tyner: ‘Message From The Nile’ (from Extensions, 1973)
3: Herbie Hancock: ‘Dolphin Dance’ (from Maiden Voyage, 1966)
4: Tony Williams: ‘Memory’ (from Life Time, 1964)
5: Modern Jazz Quartet: ‘Odds Against Tomorrow’ (from Music From Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959)
6: Bobby Hutcherson: ‘Procession’ (from San Francisco, 1971)
7: Andrew Hill: ‘New Monastery’ (from Point Of Departure, 1965)
8: Elvin Jones: ‘Mr Jones’ (from Poly-Currents, 1969)
9: Dexter Gordon: ‘A Night In Tunisia’ (from Our Man in Paris, 1963)
10: Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers: ‘Free For All’ (from Free For All, 1965)
11: Eric Dolphy: ‘Something Sweet, Something Tender’ (from Out To Lunch!, 1964)
12: Grachan Moncur III: ‘The Coaster’ (from Evolution, 1964)
13: Jackie McLean: ‘Ghost Town’ (from One Step Beyond, 1963)
14: Art Blakey: ‘Split Skins’ (from Orgy In Rhythm: Volume One, 1957)
15: Brian Blade Fellowship: ‘Evinrude-Fifty (Trembling)’ (from Perceptual, 2000)
16: Tony Williams: ‘Foreign Intrigue’ (from Foreign Intrigue, 1985)
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