Evolving out of 1950s bebop, hard bop incorporates elements of gospel, soul and R&B. One of the style’s biggest supporters, Blue Note Records, celebrates its 70th anniversary this year. And while jazz has progressed since then, hard bop is still heard in many modern jazz recordings. Hear five classics.
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