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Candid Records

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American record label
For the jazz label associated withCadence Magazine, seeCadence Jazz Records.
Record label
Candid Records
Parent companyCadence Records
Founded1960 (1960)
FounderArchie Bleyer
GenreJazz,Blues
Country of originUnited States
LocationNew York

Candid Records was ajazz record label first established in New York City.

Early Candid Records

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TheCANDID jazz label was founded inNew York City in 1960 as a subsidiary ofCadence Records, owned byArchie Bleyer. The jazz writer andcivil rights activistNat Hentoff[1][2] was the label's(A&R) director and, consequently, he attempted to create a catalog that represented the prevalent jazz music of the day. Hentoff also worked with the graphic designer and photographer Frank Gauna to create Candid's distinctive album covers.[3]

Candid's catalog includedDon Ellis,Abbey Lincoln,Booker Little,Charles Mingus, andCecil Taylor. Later, the label was acquired by pop singerAndy Williams,[4] who either reissued the catalog on his ownBarnaby label or licensed them to foreign record companies into the 1970s and late 1980s.[5]

The Cadence-era Discography

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The 34 Cadence-eraLPs

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Mono CatalogStereo CatalogLeaderAlbum[6]Year
CJM-8001CJS-9001Otis SpannOtis Spann Is the Blues1961
CJM-8002CJS-9002Max RoachWe Insist!1961
CJM-8003CJS-9003Richard WilliamsNew Horn in Town1961
CJM-8004CJS-9004Don EllisHow Time Passes1961
CJM-8005CJS-9005Charlie MingusCharles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus1961
CJM-8006CJS-9006Cecil TaylorThe World of Cecil Taylor1961
CJM-8007CJS-9007Steve LacyThe Straight Horn of Steve Lacy1961
CJM-8008CJS-9008Nancy HarrowWild Women Don't Have the Blues1961
CJM-8009CJS-9009Clark TerryColor Changes1961
CJM-8010CJS-9010Lightnin' HopkinsLightnin' in New York1961
CJM-8011CJS-9011Benny BaileyBig Brass1961
CJM-8012CJS-9012Toshiko MarianoThe Toshiko–Mariano Quartet1961
CJM-8013CJS-9013Cecil TaylorJumpin' Punkins1961
CJM-8014CJS-9014Booker ErvinThat's It!1961
CJM-8015CJS-9015Abbey LincolnStraight Ahead1961
CJM-8016CJS-9016Phil WoodsRights of Swing1961
CJM-8017CJS-9017Cecil Taylor &Buell NeidlingerNew York City R&B1961
CJM-8018CJS-9018Jaki ByardBlues for Smoke1961
CJM-8019CJS-9019Various Artists
(Charlie Mingus,Max Roach,Booker Little,Cal Massey,Kenny Dorham and others)		The Jazz Life!1961
CJM-8020CJS-9020Pee Wee Russell andColeman HawkinsJazz Reunion1961
CJM-8021CJS-9021Charlie MingusMingus1961
CJM-8022CJS-9022Jazz Artists GuildNewport Rebels1961
CJM-8023CJS-9023Memphis SlimTribute to Broonzy, Carr, Davenport1961
CJM-8024CJS-9024Memphis SlimMemphis Slim, U.S.A.1962
CJM-8025CJS-9025Mack McCormickTreasury Of Field Recordings Vol. 11962
CJM-8026CJS-9026Charlie MingusReincarnation of a Lovebird1963
CJM-8027CJS-9027Booker LittleOut Front1963
CJM-8028CJS-9028Ray CrawfordSmooth Groove1963
CJM-8029CJS-9029Cal MasseyBlues to Coltrane1963
CJM-8030CJS-9030Chamber Jazz SextetPlays Pal Joey1963
CJM-8031CJS-9031Marty PaichThe Picasso of Big Band Jazz1963
CJM-8032CJS-9032Don EllisOut of Nowhere1963
CJM-8033CJS-9033Eric DolphyCandid Dolphy1963
CJM-8034CJS-9034Cecil TaylorCell Walk for Celeste1963

In 1964, due to its financial difficulties, Archie Bleyer opted to shut downCadence Records, parent company of Candid Records[7] and sold the completeCadence catalog (inclusive of the Candid Records recordings) to the singer,Andy Williams, owner ofBarnaby Records.[8][4]

Post-Cadence Italian/German/British Candid Records

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CatalogLeaderAlbum[9]
(Eu) CS-9035Lucky ThompsonLord, Lord, Am I Ever Gonna Know?
(Eu) CS-9036Ricky FordManhattan Blues
(Eu) CS-9037Art HodesPagin' Mr. Jelly
(Eu) CS-9038
(Eu) CS-9039
(Eu) CS-9040Erica LindsayDreamer
(Eu) CS-9041David NewmanBlue Head
(Eu) CS-9042Charlie MingusMysterious Blues
(Eu) CS-9043
(Eu) CS-9044Kenny Barron &John HicksRhythm-a-Ning
(Eu) CS-9045Louis HayesThe Crawl
(Eu) CS-9046Cecil TaylorAir


Candid Records UK

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Main article:List of Candid Records UK releases

In 1989, the Candid recordings were bought byBlack Lion Records,[10] which reissued the vintage material onCDs and produced new recordings succeedingly. The newCandid Records (UK) catalogue expanded to includeGreg Abate,Kenny Barron,Luis Bonilla,Art Hodes,Lee Konitz,Dave Liebman,Shorty Rogers andBud Shank,Mongo Santamaría,Shirley Scott and a host of new jazz talent.

External links

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References

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  1. ^Nat Hentoff: on his life as a jazz critic, and memories of John Coltrane's A Love Supreme | Jerry Jazz Musician, 20 November 2001
  2. ^Hentoff, Nat (1961)."The Negro in American Culture".CrossCurrents, Summer 1961.11 (3). University of North Carolina Press:205–224.JSTOR 24456864.
  3. ^"The Birka Jazz Archive: Candid Records". BirkaJazz.se. Archived fromthe original on 2012-09-17. Retrieved2012-02-09.
  4. ^abTiegel, Eliot (19 September 1964)."Williams Buys Cadence Tapes".Billboard. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. p. 1.ISSN 0006-2510.
  5. ^Kernfeld, Barry (2002). Barry Kernfeld (ed.).The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, vol. 1 (2nd ed.). New York: Grove's Dictionaries Inc. p. 379.ISBN 1561592846.
  6. ^"The Candid Label Album Discography". bsnpubs.com. August 28, 2003.
  7. ^"Bleyer KO's Cadence".Billboard. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. 12 September 1964. p. 8.ISSN 0006-2510.
  8. ^"Andy Williams is Still Sitting on Cadence Tapes".Billboard. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. 7 November 1964. p. 6.ISSN 0006-2510.
  9. ^"Candid Records Catalog: 8000/9000 series". JAZZDISCO.org. 2021.
  10. ^LABEL GUIDE: CANDID | CVINYL
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