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Black Saint/Soul Note; Founded: 1975 () Founder: Giacomo Pellicciotti: Distributor(s) North Country (in the U.S.) Genre: Avant-garde jazz, free jazz: Country of origin: Italy: Location: Tribiano: Official website: www.blacksaint.com
- Black Saint
Black Saint ist ein italienisches Jazzlabel. Das Label wurde...
- Category:Black Saint/Soul Note albums
Black Saint/Soul Note albums. This category contains studio...
- Black Saint
In 2008 Black Saint - together with the sister label for modern jazz, Soul Note - was acquired by C.A.M., a Rome-based company launched in 2000. CAM Jazz started reissuing the extensive Black Saint catalog counting over 190 albums, using the original artwork.
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In a review for AllMusic, Scott Yanow wrote: "The concert... is an example of superior freebop. Although some of the music is boppish and there are explorations of Miles Davis' 'Half Nelson'... 'Everything Happens to Me' and 'Take the A Train,' there is also a lot of space for Redman's fairly free improvising. The communication between the three ma...
"Half Nelson" (Miles Davis) – 19:15"Everything Happens to Me" (Matt Dennis) – 13:05"Boo-Boo Doop" (Dewey Redman) – 13:45"Walls–Bridges" (Dewey Redman) – 13:33- February 27, 1992
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- 1996
- Hampden Theatre, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Black Saint ist ein italienisches Jazzlabel. Das Label wurde 1975 von Giacomo Pelliciotti gegründet. Er gab damit insbesondere Musikern des Avantgarde Jazz Gelegenheit, Platten aufzunehmen. 1977 übernahm Giovanni Bonandrini die Leitung des Labels. 1979 wurde zudem ein weiteres Label namens Soul Note gegründet. Bei Black Saint und Soul Note ...
Black Saint is an album by American jazz saxophonist Billy Harper recorded in 1975 for the Italian Black Saint label. [1] . The album was the first release for the record label. Reception. The Allmusic review by Glenn Astarita awarded the album 4½ stars calling it "one of the finest modern jazz releases of the '70s... Vigorously recommended". [2] .
