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Record label
Black & Blue Records |
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Founded | 1968 (1968) |
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Genre | Jazz, blues |
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Country of origin | France |
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Black & Blue Records was a record company and label founded in France in 1968 that specialized in blues and jazz.
Black & Blue reissued music from small American labels before producing original releases. Some of these releases were by black musicians who were visiting France. The label's catalogue included music by Cat Anderson, Ray Bryant, Milt Buckner, Panama Francis, Earl Hines, Illinois Jacquet, Jo Jones, Sammy Price, and Buddy Tate.[1]
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Monty Alexander
Luther Allison
Cat Anderson
Louis Armstrong
Kokomo Arnold
Georges Arvanitas
Harold Ashby
Marcel Azzola
Gerard Badini
Mickey Baker
Chris Barber
Barrett Sisters
Sammy Benskin
Buster Benton
François Biensan
Wallace Bishop
Little Joe Blue
Bunny Briggs
Lonnie Brooks
Big Bill Broonzy
Clarence Gatemouth Brown
Ray Bryant
Milt Buckner
Eddie "Guitar" Burns
Billy Butler
Don Byas
Benny Carter
Al Casey
Eddie Chamblee
Doc Cheatham
Eddy Clearwater
Arnett Cobb
Cozy Cole
Bill Coleman
Michael Coleman
Gene Conners
Johnny Copeland
Larry Coryell
Stanley Cowell
Wallace Davenport
Eddie Lockjaw Davis
Larry Davis
Wild Bill Davis
Jimmy Dawkins
Georges Delerue
Sidney De Paris
Vic Dickenson
Lefty Dizz
Bill Doggett
Dorothy Donegan
Dany Doriz
Bobby Durham
Harry Edison
Sleepy John Estes
David Eyges
Pat Flowers
Panama Francis
Curtis Fuller
Lowell Fulson
Roy Gaines
Leonard Gaskin
Lloyd Glenn
Stephane Grappelli
Chuck Green
Al Grey
Tiny Grimes
Johnny Guarnieri
François Guin
Buddy Guy
Juanita Hall
Lionel Hampton
Roland Hanna
John Hardee
Bill Harris
Coleman Hawkins
J. C. Heard
Heath Brothers
Jessie Mae Hemphill
Earl Hines
Milt Hinton
Major Holley
Richard "Groove" Holmes
John Lee Hooker
Claude Hopkins
Gaël Horellou
Helen Humes
J. B. Hutto
Abdullah Ibrahim
John Jackson
Oliver Jackson
Willis Jackson
Illinois Jacquet
Homesick James
Alain Jean-Marie
Cousin Joe
Budd Johnson
Candy Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
Luther "Georgia Boy" Johnson
Hank Jones
Jo Jones
Jonah Jones
Louis Jordan
Taft Jordan
George Kelly
Joe Kennedy Jr.
Guy Lafitte
Byard Lancaster
Ellis Larkins
Baby Laurence
Lafayette Leake
The Legendary Blues Band
Johnny Letman
John Littlejohn
Robert Lockwood Jr.
Willie Mabon
Rob McConnell
Jay McShann
Christian Morin
Rose Murphy
Joe Newman
Sy Oliver
Hot Lips Page
Pinetop Perkins
Andre Persiany
Sammy Price
Alvin Queen
Ram Ramirez
Jimmy Raney
A.C. Reed
Red Richards
Gene Rodgers
Jimmy Rogers
Jimmy Rowles
Otis Rush
Maxim Saury
Charlie Shavers
Archie Shepp
Johnny Shines
Jimmy Shirley
Little Mack Simmons
Jean-Sebastien Simonoviez
Hal Singer
Magic Slim
Memphis Slim
Sunnyland Slim
Jimmy Slyde
Cliff Smalls
Byther Smith
Carrie Smith
Floyd Smith
Rex Stewart
Slam Stewart
Sonny Stitt
Savoy Sultans
Hubert Sumlin
Roosevelt Sykes
Buddy Tate
Koko Taylor
Ed Thigpen
James Thomas
Charles Thompson
Sonny Thompson
Claude Tissendier
Big Joe Turner
Joe Turner
Norris Turney
Rene Urtreger
Eddie Vinson
Phillip Walker
T-Bone Walker
John Watkins
Carl Weathersby
Junior Wells
Gerald Wiggins
Bob Wilber
Claude Williams
Cootie Williams
Mary Lou Williams
Rubberlegs Williams
Teddy Wilson
Kai Winding
Jimmy Witherspoon
Booty Wood
Chris Woods
Phil Woods
Mighty Joe Young
Marcel Zanini
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References
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^ Rye, Howard (2002). Barry Kernfeld (ed.). The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, vol. 1 (2 ed.). New York: Grove's Dictionaries. p. 225. ISBN 1561592846.
^ "Black and Blue | Credits". AllMusic. Retrieved 31 January 2019.
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