Sentence examples for prestige recordings from inspiring English sources

A lot of prestige recordings could use more of it.

And on Coltrane's early Prestige recordings as leader, starting in 1957, all of which are available separately and collected on "John Coltrane: The Prestige Recordings," he is gradually making public his hunger for harmonic investigation; the sidelong "Sweet Sapphire Blues" on "Black Pearls" from 1958 bears this out.

An entertaining online viewer and timeline of some further Blue Note covers is available on the Blue Note web site, and some additional images of Prestige recordings cover art are available at this link.

Another significant component of the Rudolf Kurz collection is jazz recordings, here including Verve label recordings with slipcases illustrated by David Stone Martin (who was influenced by the social realist art of the New Deal) as well as Blue Note and Prestige recordings whose cover designs reflected the increased recognition of jazz as a serious, influential art form.

He returned to the South in 1959-60 to make the first stereo field recordings of American music; 19 albums were released on Atlantic and Prestige Records, including the first recordings by the country bluesman Mississippi Fred McDowell.

Working with such themes as "Elvin and Trane" and "Harmonic and Melodic," the disks map out Coltrane's development, touching on the saxophonist's prescient earlier work with Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, his ambitious Prestige and Atlantic recordings, his "Classic Quartet" performances with the drummer Elvin Jones and the pianist McCoy Tyner, and the experiments of his last years.

Also in May he made his first solo recordings for Prestige.

The recordings he produced for Folkways, Prestige, Vanguard, and other labels include an LP companion to The Country Blues.

But this month, he has recordings on his mind, since the Prestige label – which most faithfully caught his sound in the 1950s – is celebrating its own 60th birthday by reissuing some of its landmark material.

Pressure wire recordings were made using the Pressure Wire Aeris (St . Jude Medical Minneapolis, Minnesota) and Prestige pressure guide wire (Volcano Corporation, San Diego, California).

Some of his recordings came out on small labels: five albums of Indianapolis blues for Prestige, and one of coastal slave shouts for Folkways, among others.