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Blue Note 80 Vinyl Reissue Series
Mastered and Lacquer Cut By Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio
All-analogue reissue pressing
Blue Note Classic Vinyl Reissue Series,
All-analog 180g vinyl pressings in standard packaging that are mastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio directly from the original master tapes and manufactured at Optimal Media GmbH in Germany.
The Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series is our top-of-the-line vinyl series. Produced and curated by the “Tone Poet” Joe Harley, the series presents all-analog, 180g audiophile quality vinyl reissues from the Blue Note Records catalog and our family of labels which also includes Pacific Jazz, United Artists, and Solid State.
Premium High-End Audiophile Recording
STS Analog – 6111178
A striking album of new music from pianist/composer Carla Bley, whose trio with Andy Sheppard and Steve Swallow is now in its 25th year. Individual associations among the players go back much further: bassist Swallow first recorded music by Carla in 1961. So when Bley says “Life Goes On”, a lot of life is alluded to. The album, realized in the Auditorio Stelio Molo Studio in Lugano in May 2019, with Manfred Eicher producing, takes the form of three suites. The title piece begins as a stoical blues, at first melancholic then hopeful. “Beautiful Telephones”, inspired by a US president’s first observation on entering the Oval Office, has plenty of Bley’s dark wit. And “Copycat” explores the notion of call-and-response in fresh ways as the improvisers continue each other’s thoughts. Throughout, Carla’s distinctive piano, with its hints of Monk and Satie, is beautifully framed by Swallow’s eloquent, elegant bass guitar and Sheppard’s yearning saxes. This trio has a unique collective sound, reflecting – as The Telegraph recently noted – “musical mastery of a rare order”.
