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Flutist Bobbi Humphrey debuted on Blue Note in 1971 and released 6 albums with them capped by Fancy Dancer in 1975, his 3rd collaboration with producer Larry Mizell. It proved to be a winning... more

One of the slinkiest, grooviest, most swaggering albums in jazz history comes to 180-gram vinyl, all-analog remastered from the original tapes. This whole 1963 LP is a classic, but that... more

After leaving Coltrane's band and Impulse! Records, too, the jazz-piano giant was looking for a new start—and this was it: McCoy's 1967 Blue Note debut featuring Joe Henderson, Ron Carter and Elvin... more

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. On 1964's Into Somethin', Larry Young made it abundantly clear that he had his own unique approach to the Hammond B-3 organ. Young explored a more modal territory... more

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Drummer Tony Williams had a long, fruitful relationship with Blue Note Records starting in the 1960s when he appeared on numerous post bop classics (Herbie Hancock... more

Double vinyl LP pressing. Recorded in May 1970, this smoldering set of funky soul jazz by the great organist Lonnie Smith went unreleased until 1995. Captured live at Club Mozambique in Detroit just... more

Double vinyl LP pressing. In December 1996, as Lee Konitz approached his 70th birthday, the great alto saxophonist brought a unique multigenerational trio with pianist Brad Mehldau (then 26) and... more