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245 00 a| Blue Note :b| a story of modern jazz /c| a co-production of EuroArts Entertainment OHG and SDR/Arte in association with BRAVO and Danmarks Radio ; executive producer, Bernd Hellthaler; written and directed by Julian Benedikt.;

246 30 a| Story of modern jazz;

300 a| 1 videodisc (91 min.) :b| sound, color & black and white ;c| 4 3/4 in.;

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500 a| Program notes by Marcus A. Woelfle (8 p.) inserted in container,;

505 0 a| Albert Ammons & Pete Johnson (1939) -- Bud Powel, Copenhagen (1962) -- John Coltrane, Baden-Baden (1962) -- Dextor Gordon, Copehagen (1965) -- Freddie Hubbard, Copehagen (1965) -- Horace Silver, Copehagen (1965) --Sonny Rollins, Copehagen (1965) -- Thelonious Monk, Copehagen (1966) -- Art Blakey, Copehagen (1968) --Elvin Jones, Copehagen (1968) -- Town Hall concert, New York City (1985) -- Cassandra Wilson, Stuttgart (1996) -- Junko Onishi, Stuttgart (1996) -- The Blue Note All Stars, Stuttgart (1996).;

511 0 a| Read by David Michael Johnson ; guests and players, Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Bud Powell, John Coltrane, Dextor Gordon, Freddie Hubbard, Horace Silver, Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, Cassandra Wilson, Junko Onishi, The Blue Note All Stars.;

520 a| This is the story of Blue Note Records, the jazz record company founded in 1939 by German refugees Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff. The history of the company has been intimately linked with the evolution of jazz music and the development of jazz musicians ever since. Includes many recordings of live performances by Blue Note artists as well as interviews of staff, performers and critics. Illustrated with photos by Francis Wolff.;

538 a| DVD; Dolby digital; Region 2.;

600 10 a| Lion, Alfred.=| ^A782465;

600 10 a| Wolff, Francis.=| ^A369651;

610 20 a| Blue Note (Firm)=| ^A403890;

650 0 a| Documentary films.=| ^A290728;

650 0 a| Jazz.=| ^A17933;

650 0 a| Trumpet music (Jazz)=| ^A93744;

650 0 a| Piano music (Jazz)=| ^A44775;

650 0 a| Jazz vocals.=| ^A99187;

700 1 a| Benedikt, Julian,e| producer.=| ^A782466;

700 1 a| Hellthaler, Bernd,e| producer.=| ^A493246;

710 2 a| EuroArts Entertainment.=| ^A531107;

710 2 a| Österreichische Himalaya-Gesellschaft.=| ^A782467;

710 2 a| Süddeutscher Rundfunk.=| ^A154322;

710 2 a| Bravo Films.=| ^A782468;

710 2 a| Danmarks radio.=| ^A225775;

710 2 a| Blue Note (Firm)=| ^A403890;

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Blue Note : a story of modern jazz / a co-production of EuroArts Entertainment OHG and SDR/Arte in association with BRAVO and Danmarks Radio ; executive producer, Bernd Hellthaler; written and directed by Julian Benedikt.

Format	Video (DVD)
Publication Info	[Leipzig] : EuroArts Entertainment, ©2007.
Description	1 videodisc (91 min.) : sound, color & black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Lion, Alfred. Wolff, Francis. Blue Note (Firm) Documentary films. Jazz. Trumpet music (Jazz) Piano music (Jazz) Jazz vocals.

Other author/creator	Benedikt, Julian, producer.
Other author/creator	Hellthaler, Bernd, producer.
Other author/creator	EuroArts Entertainment.
Other author/creator	Österreichische Himalaya-Gesellschaft.
Other author/creator	Süddeutscher Rundfunk.
Other author/creator	Bravo Films.
Other author/creator	Danmarks radio.
Other author/creator	Blue Note (Firm)
Portion of title	Story of modern jazz
Contents	Albert Ammons & Pete Johnson (1939) -- Bud Powel, Copenhagen (1962) -- John Coltrane, Baden-Baden (1962) -- Dextor Gordon, Copehagen (1965) -- Freddie Hubbard, Copehagen (1965) -- Horace Silver, Copehagen (1965) --Sonny Rollins, Copehagen (1965) -- Thelonious Monk, Copehagen (1966) -- Art Blakey, Copehagen (1968) --Elvin Jones, Copehagen (1968) -- Town Hall concert, New York City (1985) -- Cassandra Wilson, Stuttgart (1996) -- Junko Onishi, Stuttgart (1996) -- The Blue Note All Stars, Stuttgart (1996).
Abstract	This is the story of Blue Note Records, the jazz record company founded in 1939 by German refugees Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff. The history of the company has been intimately linked with the evolution of jazz music and the development of jazz musicians ever since. Includes many recordings of live performances by Blue Note artists as well as interviews of staff, performers and critics. Illustrated with photos by Francis Wolff.
General note	Program notes by Marcus A. Woelfle (8 p.) inserted in container,
Performer	Read by David Michael Johnson ; guests and players, Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Bud Powell, John Coltrane, Dextor Gordon, Freddie Hubbard, Horace Silver, Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, Cassandra Wilson, Junko Onishi, The Blue Note All Stars.
Technical details	DVD; Dolby digital; Region 2.
UPC	880242056788
Publisher number	2005678 EuroArts Entertainment

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