Black Jazz Records
Black Jazz Records was an independent American record label that existed in the 1970s .
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Black Jazz Records was founded in 1971 by pianist Gene Russell (1932–1981) and Dick Schoryl. In Blackjazz published photographs from the fields of radio , free jazz and soul jazz , u. a. by The Awakening , Calvin Keys , Walter Bishop Jr. , Henry Franklin , Doug Carn, Jean Carn, Cleveland Eaton , Kellee Paterson, Chester Thompson, and Rudolph Johnson. After Russell's death, the activities of the label ended, whose catalog was acquired by James Hardge in the early 1990s. He founded the Red Beans and Rice Records label in Atlanta in 1993 and released the Black Jazz recordings again on vinyl and as compact disc .
Discography
number | Musician | title | year |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Gene Russell | New Direction | 1971 |
2 | Walter Bishop, Jr. | Coral Keys | 1971 |
3 | Doug Carn | Infant eyes | 1971 |
4th | Rudolph Johnson | Spring Rain | 1971 |
5 | Calvin Keys | Shawn-Neeq | 1971 |
6th | Chester Thompson | Powerhouse | 1971 |
7th | Henry Franklin | The skipper | 1971 |
8th | Doug Carn | Spirit Of The New Land | 1972 |
9 | The Awakening | Hear, Sense And Feel | 1972 |
10 | Gene Russell | Talk to my lady | 1973 |
11 | Rudolph Johnson | The second coming | 1973 |
12 | Kellee Patterson | Maiden Voyage | 1974 |
13 | Walter Bishop, Jr. | Keeper Of My Soul | 1973 |
14th | The Awakening | Mirage | 1973 |
15th | Doug Carn | Revelation | 1973 |
16 | Henry Franklin | The Skipper At Home | 1974 |
17th | Calvin Keys | Proceed With Caution! | 1974 |
18th | Roland Haynes | The Second Wave | 1974 |
19th | Cleveland Eaton | Plenty Good Eaton | 1975 |
20th | Doug Carn | Adam's Apple | 1973 |
21st | Doug Carn | New Incentive: Firm Roots | 2001 |
Web links
- Official website
- Basic information on All Record Labels
- Black Jazz Records at Discogs