Zev Feldman

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Zev Feldman (* around 1975 ) is an American jazz historian, music producer and co-owner of the record label Resonance Records with George Klabin , specializing in the production of historical and archive recordings.

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Feldman started his career in the music industry in marketing at record labels such as PolyGram , Rhino Records and the Concord Music Group . George Klabin, who had worked as a sound engineer in the 1960s and had sold his two New York recording studios in 1981, then founded the non-profit organization Rising Stars Foundation , from which the label Resonance emerged in 2008, with which productions with Dado Moroni , Christian Howes , Tamir Hendelman and Eddie Daniels were created. In 2009, Klabin hired Zev Feldman to head the label.

Feldman, who has since been involved in projects with labels such as Elemental Music , Sunset Blvd Records, Impulse! Records , Real Gone Music and Sam / Saga Records cooperated, specializing in his work for Resonance on the rediscovery and production of previously unpublished archive finds in the field of jazz, for example by John Coltrane , Wes Montgomery , Thelonious Monk , Bill Evans and Larry Young . Feldman also produced several releases for other labels (including a remake of Bobbie Gentry's album Ode to Billie Joe and newly discovered live sets by Etta Jones and Cannonball Adderley ), but also previously unreleased material by Eric Dolphy called Musical Prophet . Since the beginning of 2019, Feldman has also been working for the Verve Music Group of Universal Music Group; The focus of the work should be the 80th anniversary of the Blue Note Records label .

Feldman was named Rising Star Producer at the Down Beat Critic's Poll in 2016 for his involvement in 26 historic jazz recordings; Stereophile Magazine called him the " Indiana Jones of Jazz."

Zev Felman should not be confused with the Jewish music researcher Walter Zev Feldman .

Discographic notes

Felman worked as a producer, archive researcher and / or author ( liner notes ) a. a. involved in the following productions:

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Ted Panken: A few days before the November 23rd US release of the 3-LP edition of Musical Prophet (the CD set drops on January 25), Feldman took some time to talk to Qwest TV about his latest accomplishment. Quest, November 29, 2018, accessed March 23, 2019 .
  2. Chris Morris: Archival Music Producer Zev Feldman, the 'Jazz Detective,' Takes on New Blue Note Role. Variety, January 7, 2019, accessed March 23, 2019 .
  3. Walter Zev Feldman at Discogs