Pablo Records
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pablo Records was a record label founded by Norman Granz in 1972, some ten years after he had sold his jazz labels (including the world-famous Verve Records) to MGM Records.[1]
Pablo initially featured recordings by acts that he managed: Ella Fitzgerald, Oscar Peterson and Joe Pass. Later, recordings by Count Basie, John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie and Sarah Vaughan were added. Milt Jackson and Paulinho da Costa recorded for Pablo from the mid-70s to the mid-80s.[1]
In 1987 the label was acquired by Fantasy Records, who continued to release previously unissued recordings using the Pablo name.[citation needed]
Contents |
[edit] Discography
[edit] 2308 series
| Catalog | Album | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| 2308201 | Bryant, Ray | Montreux '77 |
| 2308202 | Flanagan, Tommy | Montreux '77 |
| 2308203 | Eldridge, Roy | Montreux '77 |
| 2308204 | Carter, Benny | Montreux '77 |
| 2308205 | Jackson, Milt & Ray Brown | Montreux '77 Jam |
| 2308206 | Fitzgerald, Ella & Tommy Flanagan | Montreux '77 |
| 2308207 | Basie, Count | Montreux '77 |
| 2308208 | Peterson, Oscar | Montreux '77 |
| 2308209 | Basie, Count | Basie Jam: Montreux '77 |
| 2308210 | (Various Artists) | Pablo All Star Jam: Montreux '77 |
| 2308211 | Gillespie, Dizzy | Montreux '77 Jam |
| 2308212 | Pass, Joe | Montreux '77 – Live |
| 2308213 | Peterson, Oscar | Oscar Peterson and the Bassists – Montreux '77 |
| 2308214 | Davis, Eddie | Montreux '77 |
| 2308215 | ||
| 2308216 | Carter, Benny | Live And Well In Japan |
| 2308217 | Coltrane, John | Paris Concert 1962 |
| 2308218 | Williams, Mary Lou | Solo Recital: Montreux '78 |
| 2308219 | Young, Lester | In Washington, DC 1956 1 |
| 2308220 | Grappelli, Stephane | Tivoli Gardens |
| 2308221 | Pass, Joe & Niels Henning Orsted Pedersen | Northsea Nights |
| 2308222 | Coltrane, John | The European Tour |
| 2308223 | Fitzgerald, Ella et al. | Digital III at Montreux |
| 2308224 | Peterson, Oscar | Digital at Montreux |
| 2308225 | Young, Lester | In Washington, DC 1956 2 |
| 2308226 | Gillespie, Dizzy | Digital At Montreux 1980 |
| 2308227 | Coltrane, John | Bye Bye Blackbird |
| 2308228 | Young, Lester | In Washington, DC 1956 3 |
| 2308229 | Gillespie, Dizzy & Mongo Santamaria | Summertime, Digital 1980 |
| 2308230 | Young, Lester | In Washington, DC 1956 4 |
| 2308231 | Peterson, Oscar | Nigerian Marketplace |
| 2308232 | Peterson, Oscar & Stephane Grappelli | Skol - In Scandinavia |
| 2308233 | Thielmans, Toots et al. | Live In The Netherlands |
| 2308234 | Fitzgerald, Ella | Ella à Nice |
| 2308235 | Jackson, Milt | Memories Of Thelonious Sphere Monk |
| 2308236 | ||
| 2308237 | Edison, Harry | 'S Wonderful - Live At Club 33 Japan |
| 2308238 | Adderley, Cannonball | What Is This Thing Called Soul? |
| 2308239 | Pass, Joe | Live at Long Beach City College |
| 2308240 | Jazz At The Philharmonic | Hartford, 1953 |
| 2308241 | Peterson, Oscar | The Good Life |
| 2308242 | Fitzgerald, Ella & Duke Ellington | The Stockholm Concert, 1966 |
| 2308243 | Modern Jazz Quartet | Reunion At Budokan |
| 2308244 | Modern Jazz Quartet | Together Again! 1982 |
| 2308245 | Ellington, Duke | Harlem |
| 2308246 | Basie, Count | Live in Japan '78 |
| 2308247 | Ellington, Duke | In the Uncommon Market |
| 2308248 | ||
| 2308249 | Pass, Joe | University of Akron Concert |
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ a b Obituary Norman Granz, The Independent, 25 November 2001 Retrieved on 20 November 2008
[edit] External links
|
|||||||||||
