The legendary jazz label Blue Observe goes to school with its new Fall merch assortment that includes collegiate impressed designs.
Blue Observe’s collegiate assortment options a wide range of new clothes together with basic Tees, hoodie, rugby shirts and applique crewnecks. Nevertheless it additionally features a small vary of equipment resembling notebooks and drinks tumblers. The brand new Blue Observe collegiate assortment ensures that whether or not you’re a scholar of Blue Observe or a seasoned alum, there’s one thing swingin’ to make sure you’re wanting your most interesting this coming Fall.
The brand new collegiate assortment is one among quite a few Blue Observe-related capsule collections supplied by the label. Mugs, a whiskey decanter assortment, shot glasses and duffle baggage are among the many objects newly-arrived within the official Blue Observe retailer. Additionally out there is a restricted version 12″ turntable slipmat is the newest in our collection paying tribute to the enduring vinyl labels all through Blue Observe historical past. It comes emblazoned with the 1973-78 United Artists period Classic B Blue Label that adorned ‘70s jazz-funk fusion classics like Donald Byrd’s Locations and Areas and Bobbi Humphrey’s sample-friendly Blacks and Blues.
Additionally in Blue Observe information, the label is ready to launch Blue Observe Evaluate, Quantity Three: Really, Madly, Deeplee is a limited-edition field set curated by Blue Observe President Don Was – and this time the seminal jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan is within the highlight.
Really, Madly, Deeplee features a new album on 2-LP, 180g 12” vinyl (CD model additionally included) of contemporary jazz luminaries together with Joel Ross, Invoice Frisell, Derrick Hodge, ARTEMIS, Chris Botti, Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah, and Keyon Harrold performing items from Lee Morgan’s basic Blue Observe albums plus a beforehand unreleased alternate model of “Morgan the Pirate” from Search For The New Land.
Launched on January 2, the boxset features a 10” vinyl launch of a never-before-issued jam session on the Gate of Horn in Chicago, in all probability in 1959. Found by Zev Feldman, the session was led by Philly Joe Jones, and options Lee Morgan, Ira Sullivan, Nicky Hill, Bobby Timmons, and Spanky DeBrest.
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