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1) A night in Tunisia

Author

Blakey, Art

Series

Rudy Van Gelder edition

Language

None

2) Moanin'

Author

Blakey, Art

Pub. Date

[1999]

Language

English

3) Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk

Author

Blakey, Art

Series

Rhino presents Atlantic jazz gallery

Language

None

4) Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers

Author

Blakey, Art

Language

None

5) Moanin'

Author

Blakey, Art

Pub. Date

1997.

Language

None

6) Art Blakey: Ken Burns jazz

Author

Blakey, Art

Pub. Date

[2000]

Language

None

7) At the jazz corner of the world

Author

Blakey, Art

Pub. Date

[1994]

Language

None

8) Ugetsu

Author

Blakey, Art

Series

Original jazz classics

Pub. Date

[1989]

Language

None

9) Orgy in rhythm: Vols. one & two

Author

Blakey, Art

Series

Connoisseur CD

Pub. Date

[1997]

Language

Multiple

10) Three blind mice: Vol. 2

Author

Blakey, Art

Pub. Date

[1990]

Language

None

11) Hard champion

Author

Blakey, Art

Pub. Date

[1988]

Language

None

12) Live messengers

Author

Blakey, Art

Series

Blue Note Jazz classic

Pub. Date

1978

Language

None

13) The best of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers

Author

Blakey, Art

Series

Blue Note years

Pub. Date

[1989]

Language

English

14) Caravan

Author

Blakey, Art

Series

Original jazz classics

Pub. Date

[1987]

Language

None

15) Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers: live in '58

Pub. Date

[2006]

Language

English

Description

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One of the finest lineups in the history of jazz - Bobby Timmons, Jymie Merritt, Benny Golson, and the legendary trumpet player, Lee Morgan. This historic concert, filmed in Belgium in 1958, is the only known visual of this influential band.

16) Art Blakey: live in '65

Series

Jazz icons volume ser. 4

Pub. Date

[2009]

Language

English

Description

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"This performance showcases one of the few undocumented Blakey bands, the New Jazzmen ... Freddie Hubbard's incendiary playing on 'Blue moon' and the blistering 24-minute version of his own 'Crisis' serves as a cogent reminder that he was one of the most innovative trumpeter in jazz history."--Container.