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Bruno Ganz ' s voice . I could recognise it. Sweet and velvety

Coole Sache. Kriens ist der wahre FC Hollywood!

Next to the outstanding music their album cover designs were also always fabulous!

Does anyone know the song that starts at 0:54 seconds? Please and thank you!

A masterpiece, grazie Sophie!

Seems like a rose-colored glasses agenda. Blue Note has always been recognized as a stellar jazz "independent" (until Al Lion sold out to Liberty in '65 and TransAm bought Liberty in '68...). Blue Note was unique in that they paid for rehearsals. On the other hand, their contracts typically required the artist to yield all publishing rights, which basically meant that if BN had a hit with your own song, you would not received royalties. Donald Byrd understood this and warned Herbie. Another problem with Lion/Wolff was that they purposely over-recorded several of their artists thereby guaranteeing a stockpile of songs that they wouldn't necessarily have to pay squat on should they release posthumously. Another body of thought about why Lion/Wolff would record Green, Morgan, Mobley, et al so much was simply to support their drug habit. At its worst, when ever Lee, for instance, needed drug money, he's lobby Al for a date... Lee got his drugs and Al got another gem in the can for later release. It was a win/win that was really more like a lose/semi-win in that drugs did damage to all three of those men (and countless others) and most of those in-the-can dates never saw the light of day when those artists were alive (so who knows how the royalties (if any) were paid out). BN was great, of course, and the music (aside from the muffled piano and double bass) was recorded fairly well; but, the business side was dubious.

Song at 1:35?

I'm excited to see Ambrose Akinmusire in this; I've been following him for years. Thanks Blue Note!!!!!!!!!

Cool🎷 review, 👍 Blue 🎶!

I saw the second documentary about blue note records it must schwing yesterday and i liked it even more then beyond the notes.. Both recommended!

Could anyone tell me who the gentleman at 2:10 is please? Really looking forward to this release in UK online.

They aired this last night on dutch tv. Im 22 so didnt grew up with them but i recognize so many sounds! Also great bit in the docu about hip hop and To Pimp A Butterfly especially, it’s a great connection for the youth listening to this. Many kids listen to hip hop now but don’t know the jazz drums are the very base of rap, and jazz is sampled so often unknowingly to the listener. 10/10 docu would recommend! Also great footage in it from back in the day, very high quality

Cool!

Wonderful 💜

Music used in this trailer: Sidewinder - Lee Morgan , Moanin - Art Blakey, Cantaloupe Island - Herbie Hancock, Cantaloop - US3, Free For All - Art Blakey NB: I named myself after a blue note recording.

what is the song and artist in #1:23

Does anyone know if this is going to be released on DVD?

Does anybody know the tune that begins at 1.36? Is it Robert Glasper? If it is, I can't find it anywhere. Thanks!

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Is this getting a digital or a blu-ray release anytime soon? Looks fantastic. Would be fantastic to get a doc on the other influential jazz labels too, like Impulse!, CTI, Columbia, GRP or even Tappan Zee - even though apart from the first two big ones, those didn't arguably have the impact Blue Note had...

Does anyone knows when this piece of gold will be out in Brazil?

Great.. That doc disserves to be watched with top quality of picture & sound

Finally! One of the greatest labels of all time

Thank you very much for your work. The label blue note is wonderful, really great how they treated the poor musicians in such horrible time in the US. How can I give you my money? I watched it on German TV on ARD. Are there any making off material? That documentary is perfectly made, the music is art und making this movie is art to. 10/10. PS: Ist the a music list available? 1h35m a good song I would like to hear (watching on ARD website, second time).

That's a superb movie. I've just seen it and would already like to see it again.

Fantastic 💙

So excited for this.

Finally Blue Note gets the recognition it deserves worldwide, through a documentary that seems to showcase the label for it's true value in modern history. Jazz is so much more than just music!

My soul has had a love affair with Blue Note Records for 50 years. Bought my first Blue Note album at age 13.

Are we finally going to see some video footage of jazz musicians, like Hank Mobley, from which we never seen video footage before? I truly hope so.

Can't wait to see it.

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Great ! thanks for sharing !

Wonderful! When and where can we watch it?