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Blue Note: A Story of Modern Jazz
Blue Note: A Story of Modern Jazz
(1997)
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Synopsis:
The story of Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff, who became jazz fans in Germany before Hitler clamped down on "degenerate" art. They established Blue Note Records in New York, which eventually went on to record the bulk of the great jazz musicians performing in the 1950s. The second half of the documentary deals with the issue of the greater popularity and appreciation of jazz in Europe than in the United States.
Cast
Name
Credits
Ron Carter
Host
Max Roach
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Carlos Santana (Santana)
Himself
Cassandra Wilson
Herself
Bertrand Tavernier
Himself
Taj Mahal
Himself
Herbie Hancock
Himself
Andre Previn
Himself
DJ Smash
Ruth Lion
Herself
Company
Name
Credits
Euro-Arts Entertainment OHG
Production Company
SDR/ARTE
Production Company
EMI Blue Note
Production Company
EMI Toschiba
Production Company
Producers
Name
Credits
Bernd Hellthaler
Executive Producer
Ulli Pfau
Executive Producer
Michael Krause
Producer
Directors
Name
Credits
Julian Benedikt
Director
Andreas Missler-Morell
Director
Production Management
Name
Credits
Sherry Simpson Dean
Unit Manager
Belinda Ellis
Unit Manager
Sharon Davis
Unit Manager
Lee Hirsch
Unit Manager
Katrina O'Gilvie
Unit Manager
Julia Pimsleur
Unit Manager
Martin Endert
Production Manager
Winifried Hartl
Assistant Director
Gunther Zorn
Post-Production Supervisor post-production manager
Peter Kuczinski
Production Manager
Editor
Name
Credits
Andrew Hulme
Avid Editor
Peter Pfanner
Avid Editor
Jochen Lusch
Editor VTR editor
Camera, Film & Tape
Name
Credits
William Rexer II
Director of Photography
Philippe Auliac
Camera
Torsten Hauer
Camera
Ian McCausland
Camera
Lutz Reitemeier
Camera
Jamie Tabachnick
Camera
Abdou Benarous
Camera Assistant
Dan Creighton
Camera Assistant
Leo MacDougall
Camera Assistant
Bernd Schmidt
Camera Assistant
Eileen Schreiber
Camera Assistant
Gary Becker
Camera Rostrum camera
Vanya Edwards
Lighting
Frank McCormack
Lighting
Michael Goock
Lighting lighting/ stage designer
Stefan Schaaf
Lighting lighting/ stage designer
Heinz Baumann
Lighting lighting/ stage designer
Georg Steinweh
Director of Photography
