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guitarist Melvin Sparks
1 (BLP 1503) when Blue Note moved to the 12” LP and launched the 1500 series in 1955
Cotton Tail
In the late 1940s
renting a Philadelphia warehouse and woodshedding for a year until he emerged with a revolutionary style that immediately caught the ear of Alfred Lion
Joe Pass: For Django (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) LP ETJS-1.01 guitarist Melvin SparksBlue Note, 1964 Joe Pass For Django, recorded for Pacific Jazz in 1964, has long been considered a classic of the jazz guitar repertoire with Pass paying tribute to Django Reinhardt without in any way attempting to emulate him. Rather, Pass honors Django using his own masterful guitar style joined by fellow guitarist John Pisano as well as bassist Jim Hughart and drummer Colin Bailey. Highlights in this program of tunes either composed by or
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